TIS 2025
Where technology meets tourism - Transform the tourism sector through innovation, technology and sustainability
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General access for visitors: 09.30h to 19h on 23th 09.00h to 19h on 24th 9.30h to 15h on 25th October
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22-24 OCT 2025 SEVILLE-FIBES
As tourism is recovering after the pandemic, countries, regions and cities have to work on how to recover the travellers’ trust and boost their territories as tourist destinations again. Also, sustainability is still a big challenge and one of the biggest concerns of travellers. How to become a sustainable destination and also an inclusive destination are two of the main challenges of the present and future of our regions. Challenges that could be achieved thanks to digitalisation and innovation.
Destinations of the Future is a vertical forum in which entities and personalities of different countries, regions and cities of the world will present their strategies to boost their destination again after the pandemic.
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