Sponsored in part by Conde Nast travel magazine and British Airways, the exhibition covers a whole range of fascinating locations, types of
travel and also accessories and workshops. In terms of exhibitors, the list includes many well-known companies including: Abercrombie & Kent Ltd, Luxury Travel Co., British Virgin Islands Tourist Board, BUPA Travel Services, Live Luggage, Holiday Velvet Vacation Rentals, The Luxury Train Club and the Thalassa Boutique Hotel & Spa.The attraction of this exhibition is not just the chance to walk about and get new ideas for future travel but you can also experience the special areas at the exhibition and these will include the 'World Food & Drink area', 'Alpine Bar', 'Travel Experts Theatre' and the 'Xmas Dining Room'.
Tickets and detailed information are available from www.luxurytravelfair.com/ and the site includes information if you are also looking to exhibit at the fair. You can also read more information about Luxury Travel on the Luxury Travel blog and for exhibition stands in London, you can buy stands online.
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Here are some tips for the traveling group on a budget:
1. Renting a car when traveling in a group of four is usually cheaper than buying travel passes – and more convenient.
2. Food, guidebooks, taxi fares can all be split between the group bringing costs down.
3. Rail passes for groups or pairs may find discount offers in some countries.
4. Some airlines offer discount rates to groups of ten or more traveling together.
5. Group package bookings that have everything included in the price will have all expenses covered so you won’t be surprised by any extra costs, apart from shopping!
6. Discount holiday packages for large groups of travelers are offered through a number of travel agencies. Sports fans may be able to travel to big events using one of these travel packages for much cheaper than organizing it on their own. Voluntourism
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