Salon Mondial du Tourisme 2019

The World Tourism Fair is held at the Porte de Versailles, located in the 15th arrondissement of Paris.

Since 1974, the SMT has enabled more than 108,000 visitors to meet professionals from the tourism and travel sectors.

This fair covers a very wide range of options to suit all visitors.

More than 500 destinations are showcased, offering options for holidays or short- and medium-term breaks.

It’s the perfect opportunity to discover new weekend getaways.

The World Tourism Fair, held annually in all of France’s major cities, welcomes over 130,000 visitors to its Paris edition. To stand out from your competitors and attract new customers, don’t hesitate to hire virtual reality headsets, touchscreen tables, LCD and LED screens, video walls, LED walls, sound systems, tablets and more from your partner, A-loc Audiovisuel…

The next edition of the World Tourism Fair will take place from 14 to 17 March 2019 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles in Paris.

The 2019 World Tourism Fair will offer visitors the chance to discover more than 500 destinations in France and abroad, catering to all curious minds and visitor profiles: whether you’re an adventurer exploring the Amazonian jungles or a fan of lazing on the beach, an avid seeker of new tourist or cultural experiences in Europe, a fan of active holidays in the French mountains or of cosy family breaks in the countryside...

Visitors will be able to choose from 10 themes to unearth great deals and enjoy an unforgettable experience across the five continents: Nature and Mountains; Culture & Heritage; City Breaks; Thalassotherapy, Thermal Baths and Spas; Cruises; Family Holidays; Couples’ Holidays; Sustainable and Accessible Tourism; Accommodation; Advice, Training and Equipment

A range of offers will be available to cater for as many prospective travellers as possible:

- “The Bargain Corner”: Holidays and trips at prices exclusive to the fair (Bargains Abroad, Bargains in France, Cruise Bargains).

- “Trends & Innovations”: Start-ups offering innovative holidays with unusual and rare tourist experiences

- “Cruise Hub”: for lovers of the sea and cruises

- “Training Zone”: a training area will be set up to enable young people and their families to find out about training opportunities in the tourism sector.

- “Heritage Tourism”: an area dedicated to the history and past of various destinations

- "Tourism and Disability": a dedicated area for specialised holidays, providing information on the facilities and organisational arrangements required.