What is WTM Africa? WTM (World Travel Market) Africa is a premier B2B travel and tourism event that connects industry professionals from across the globe. It provides networking opportunities, exhibitor showcases, educational sessions, and media-exclusive events to explore trends shaping the future of African tourism. Where and when is WTM Africa 2025 taking place?

How do I register for a media pass? You can register online via our official website: WTM Africa Media Registration . Once approved, you will receive a media batch via email. Please print before attending the show and present at entrance. Who qualifies for a media pass? Media passes are available to professional journalists, editors, […]

Where is the Media Lounge located? The Media Lounge will be opposite the Global Stage next to the Buyer’s Lounge. What facilities does the Media Lounge offer?

Can I pre-book meetings or interviews at WTM Africa?Yes. While exhibitors prioritise buyer meetings, we encourage journalists wanting interviews with key speakers or exhibitors to reach out beforehand. We can also facilitate introductions or schedule VIP speaker interviews (such as Carol Weaving, Managing Director, RX Africa) on request. For interview requests contact sonnette@bigambitions.co.za or view […]

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Stay updated on speaker panels shaping African tourism’s future and make sure not to miss sessions most relevant to your coverage interests. We have included the contact details of speakers on each panel if you need to get in touch for more information on interviews. See content schedule.

Yes. Free Wi-Fi is accessible throughout CTICC; login details will be available at the Media Lounge.

All sessions are conducted in English—no simultaneous translation services are available.

Photographs and films are allowed on the show floor.Filming inside exhibition stands requires prior permission from exhibitors themselves—please arrange this directly where necessary.

Yes. Paid parking facilities exist onsite but spaces fill up quickly—consider alternative transport options like Uber or MyCiTi bus service.

Cape Town International Airport (CPT) serves as primary gateway—it’s approximately 20 minutes from CTICC by car, taxi or ride-hailing service.