The U.S. Travel Association has announced the list of IPW host cities through 2030.

Geoff Freeman, President and CEO, U.S. Travel Association, revealed the list along with a video.

“U.S. Travel’s IPW serves as a critical element in strengthening international inbound travel, and is core to our mission of growing travel to and within the United States,” said Freeman.

As the largest generator of international inbound travel, each show effectively drives more than $5.5 billion in future travel to the U.S. We are committed to investing in IPW’s success, deepening its value for all delegates and providing a unique platform that fosters global business connections and showcases the diverse offerings of the United States to thousands of buyers and media.”

He added that while the U.S. Travel Association continues preparations for a productive IPW 2024 in Los Angeles, “our eyes are also set on the show’s exciting future.”

Here’s the upcoming slate of future host cities through 2030:

• 2024: Los Angeles (May 3-7, 2024)
• 2025: Chicago (June 14-18, 2025)
• 2026: Greater Fort Lauderdale (May 18-22, 2026) – first-time IPW host
• 2027: New Orleans (May 3-7, 2027)
• 2028: Detroit (June 10-14, 2028) – first-time IPW host
• 2029: Denver (May 19-23, 2029)
• 2030: Anaheim (June 1-5, 2030)

“We are confident that these world-class destinations will host exceptional shows, maintaining IPW’s standing as the premier inbound travel trade show and attracting a large global audience,” said Freeman.

The 2026-2030 host cities were selected out of nine potential sites after a rigorous, months-long review process involving substantial requirements in order to host the show. “We extend our sincere thanks to all of the cities that entered a bid, and a huge congratulations to the teams at Visit Lauderdale, New Orleans & Company, Visit Detroit, VISIT DENVER and Visit Anaheim,” he said.

Registration is now open for IPW 2024 in Los Angeles. For more details see IPW.com.

Source: Travelweek