The 62nd edition of TTG Travel Experience, together with InOut | The Hospitality Community closed with growth: +3% attendance compared to 2024 . This figure consolidates a positive trend of steady growth over the last three editions, thus the importance of the event as the main marketplace for tourism and hospitality in Italy.
TTG, the Italian B2B event of reference for the promotion and marketing of the Italian tourism offer in the world, and InOut, one of the most awaited events of the year for the hospitality sector, a great kermesse where hospitality, beach and open-air facilities meet the best technologies, supplies and services, furnishings and wellness solutions, have confirmed themselves as one of the best international showcases for the tourism sector organized by Italian Exhibition Group (IEG) also for this 2025 edition.
TTG Travel Experience and InOut 2025, some numbers
In just three days of the event, the Rimini Fair counted 2,700 exhibitors, 1,000 buyers from 75 countries, 60 startups, 400 speakers from institutions, businesses and academia, as well as 700 accredited journalists. The matching platform enabled more than 19,500 B2B meetings, a sign of a dynamic and evolving market.
This year’s leading theme was projected on mindfulness: “Awake to a New Era”. A claim that invited reflection on the awakening of global tourism to a phase of
And so it is that the hospitality sector, including the open-air sector, has shown itself to be increasingly inclined toward innovation and technology, without ever losing sight of the most authentic connection with nature, for a true and immersive experience. More than 200 events including talks and conferences were organized, hosted in seven thematic areas to talk about artificial intelligence, sustainability, education, design and ethics of hospitality, useful for formulating new business models and developing innovative proposals for tomorrow’s market.
The inaugural ceremony of TTG Travel Experience and InOut | The Contract Community was held in the presence of Minister for Tourism Daniela Santanchè, who emphasized the importance of the sector: “Tourism is a key economic and social lever for the country: today it is worth 13 percent of GDP and will continue to grow in the coming years.” An awareness that takes us to the next edition that will take place at the Rimini Fair from October 14 to 16, 2026.
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