Ahmedabad Hosts Gujarat’s Biggest Travel Show with 900+ Exhibitors and Global Participation
- TTF Ahmedabad 2025 began at Mahatma Mandir, Gandhinagar, featuring 900+ exhibitors from India and abroad
- The event showcases tourism from 25+ Indian states and 30+ international participants, alongside top private travel brands
- Inaugurated by J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and Gujarat Tourism Minister Mulubhai Bera, the fair highlights Sri Lanka Tourism’s post-pandemic comeback
- With 12,500+ industry professionals expected, TTF solidifies its place as Gujarat’s leading B2B travel trade platform
BILKULONLINE | Ahmedabad | 31 July 2025
By Rafat Quadri
The much-awaited Travel and Tourism Fair (TTF) — Gujarat’s largest travel trade show — opened with grandeur today at the Mahatma Mandir Convention & Exhibition Centre in Gandhinagar. Over 900 exhibitors from across India and 30+ countries are showcasing their travel products, making it one of the most expansive editions in TTF history.
The three-day event, exclusive to B2B visitors, arrives just ahead of the Diwali and winter holiday season — a crucial booking period for the travel industry. More than 12,500 industry professionals are expected to attend, with deals and partnerships actively being inked on the show floor.
Star-Studded Inauguration Ceremony
The opening was graced by dignitaries including Omar Abdullah, Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, and Mulubhai Bera, Gujarat’s Tourism Minister. They were joined by a powerhouse of senior bureaucrats and tourism leaders from both states, reflecting the national significance of the event.
A Powerhouse Platform for Global and Domestic Tourism
This year, TTF Ahmedabad has brought together tourism boards from 25+ Indian states and UTs, including Kerala, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, J&K, Goa, Tamil Nadu, and Assam. Leading private exhibitors such as Wyndham Hotel Group, Royal Orchid Hotels, Travel Nexus, Holiday Mechanic, and Trulyy India Hotels & Resorts are unveiling their latest offerings.
Among international highlights, Sri Lanka Tourism has made a powerful post-pandemic comeback with a large delegation, seeking to reconnect with the booming Gujarat travel market.
“This edition of TTF Ahmedabad reflects India’s growing influence in domestic and outbound travel,” said Sanjiv Agarwal, Chairman & CEO of Fairfest Media, the organiser of the TTF series. “With a 20% increase in expected visitors, the event is poised to generate exceptional business outcomes.”
Gujarat: A Travel Powerhouse
According to the latest NCAER report, Gujarat contributes 15.4% to India’s tourism output, with Gujarati travellers making up 8% of the domestic travel pie and as much as 30–40% of India’s outbound travel — reaffirming Ahmedabad’s strategic importance for tourism marketers.
Why TTF Matters
Spanning four massive halls, TTF Ahmedabad 2025 is a critical platform for strategic networking, B2B partnerships, and business growth. Exhibitors and buyers alike are engaging in meaningful dialogues to shape the future of travel amid global shifts and opportunities.
What’s Next?
Running till August 2, TTF continues to set the benchmark for India’s travel trade shows. Visitors can expect insights into emerging destinations, packaged deals, travel technologies, and more — all under one roof.
(Rafat Quadri can be contacted at editorbilkul@gmail.com)
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