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Arabian Travel Market 2026 Postponed to August Amid Middle East Conflict

Arabian Travel Market 2026 Postponed to August Amid Middle East Conflict

The 2026 edition of Arabian Travel Market (ATM) has been postponed. Organizer RX made the decision due to ongoing conflict in the Middle East. The event will now take place from August 17 to 20, 2026. It was originally scheduled for May 4 to 7.
The venue remains unchanged at Dubai World Trade Centre. The revised dates aim to ensure participant safety and confidence. They also provide greater flexibility for the international travel community.

Organizers Prioritize Safety and Industry Needs

Arabian Travel Market has long served as a vital industry platform. It brings the global travel community together in Dubai. Destinations, suppliers, and industry leaders connect and collaborate there.
Danielle Curtis, Exhibition Director for ATM, explained the decision. “The safety and well-being of our customers, partners and colleagues remains our highest priority,” she said. The rescheduling reflects a commitment to ensuring everyone can participate safely.
The team looks forward to welcoming the international travel community later this year.

Smooth Transition Planned

RX confirmed it will work closely with exhibitors and partners. The goal is to ensure a smooth transition to the new schedule. Ongoing support will minimize disruption for all participants. The team aims to maintain the high standards expected of the event.
Now entering its 33rd edition, ATM remains a cornerstone gathering. It brings together destinations, hospitality brands, airlines, and technology providers. The event serves as a vital platform for networking, collaboration, and innovation.
The postponement reflects broader challenges facing the regional travel industry. Ongoing conflict has disrupted travel patterns and event schedules across the Middle East. Organizers are adapting to ensure the safety and success of major gatherings.

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