WTM 2022 special FEDHASA member offer, do not miss out!

The 7th annual WTM Africa in-person exhibition will be hosted in Cape Town at the CTICC from the 11th till the 13th April 2022.

World Travel Market Africa is the only event where you can simultaneously...
Generate sales leads – Launch new products – Enter new markets – Raise brand awareness – Size up your competition – Conduct market research – Command press attention and Develop and maintain relationships.

Our 2022 pavilion will be in a prime location in the main hall, L02.Through our partnership with WTM® Africa, we are excited to bring our members this great opportunity at an affordable cost of only R25, 000.00 (VAT incl.) per sharing exhibitor.

Your space will include:

  • Stand space & furniture (desk & 2 chairs)
  • Branding of your booth
  • 2 badges per sharing exhibitor
  • Access to online diary connecting you with hosted buyers and other global players
  • Access to speed-networking and other WTM activities, etc.


PLEASE NOTE that we only have space for 6 Sharing Exhibitors, so please DO NOT WAIT, BOOK YOUR SPACE TODAY.


Conditions for Sharing Exhibitors:

  • You have to be a first-time exhibitor to WTM.
  • If you are an SMME (Small Emerging Business in operation for 5 or less years and/or turnover of less than R5 million per annum – EME.)

So, if you are interested in putting your business on the global map, do not miss this opportunity to engage with buyers from across the world.

Don’t delay, book today, as there are only 6 spaces available. All FEDHASA Members from across S.A. are invited to participate.

Click here to book your space

Please include the following information when booking:

  • Company name
  • Contact person
  • Email address
  • Telephone number
  • Billing information

We look forward to an exciting WTM Africa 2022.
Kindly respond by 28 January 2022.

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