# New York Travel & Adventure Show **Dates:** 2026-01-24 – 2026-01-25 **Duration:** 2 days **Location:** Jacob K. Javits Convention Center **Website:** https://travelshows.com/shows/new-york **Organizer:** [The New York Times](https://tradefest.io/fr/search?organizer=the-new-york-times-q49t4y) **Size:** 550 exhibitors, 10000 attendees **Reviews:** 4.1/5 (12 reviews) ## Description Get ready to pack your bags and make the first stop on your next vacation the New York Travel & Adventure Show! Discover thousands of the newest vacation options from the top destinations from around the globe and meet the experts who are on-hand to help you personalize and book your trip. Learn the latest travel tips, trends and advice on 4 theaters located right on the show floor, and get the chance to meet your favorite travel celebrities including Rick Steves, Phil Roesenthal and Peter Greenberg. Plus, you’ll have access to over ten-of-thousands of dollars in travel savings, trip giveaways and exclusive show-only deals, all included with your ticket. Click below to learn more and we’ll see you at the New York Travel & Adventure Show! ## About Meet travel experts and discover new vacation options from top destinations worldwide. ## Topics - Tourisme et Voyage ## Reviews ### Best networking event — 5/5 *By Othmane Mediouni* Je trouve personnellement que ce trade show est d'une qualite irréprochable en terme de panel et de réseaux qualifiés ### very nice this year and gets better every time — 4.4/5 *By Alizé Utteryn* The New York Time Travel Show was great opportunity to connect with professional of tourism, network and do business. ### Great Friday Seminars — 4/5 *By Anne Lischwe* There were some helpful and appropriate topics at the Friday seminars, but some were so full one couldn't sit. With the number of (independent) travel agents in attendance, it may be helpful to have talks catered to them as many of the talks I went to ended up focusing on them. ### I will be going back next year! — 4.6/5 *By Samantha Isom* My first time attending in hopes to network and gain business form it for my blog www.BrownPassport.com . I think it's working! ### First time exhibitor at the NYT Travel Show — 4.2/5 *By Mary Kate Harrigan* This show was a great opportunity to represent our region at a busy event. The days open to the public were a great opportunity to promote our region by making genuine connections with attendees and providing information. ### Improve trade day content — 4.8/5 *By Valarie D'Elia* I’ve had the pleasure of appearing at the NYT Travel Show in one form or another since its inception. My only suggestion is to enhance the relevance of some of the speakers during trade day. The media panel felt particularly dated and was not as effective as it could be. I’d be happy to help craft the one for next year. Thank you ### Interesting, but push the edge a little — 3/5 *By Rob Taylor* Having attended many travel shows as both an observer and involved participant, I had high hopes for the NYT Travel Show. I was looking forward to several of the panels and discussions as well as talking with brands and destinations on the show floor during industry day. The panels were not what I'd hoped for. While there were some eloquent speakers, there wasn't much in terms of either grounds breaking journalism ideas or engaging discourse between media and travel brands. The impression of the three panels I attended was all very much current-state focused without much call to action on anyone's part. In an atmosphere full of active journalists of all sorts, full of marketing professionals from diverse destinations and brands, there was a huge opportunity to set into motion effective conversation about where to guide media coverage and marketing promotion, but it was stagnant. Interesting to hear people talk about print, family travel, LGBT tourism... but I left without inspiration, ideas, or new connections. The showroom floor was very well set up and beautifully orchestrated. During the industry hours where journalists and agents were able to Merry face to face with travel brands and destinations, very free representatives were prepared to have any sort of conversation outside of a standard sales pitch. It felt as though those working the showroom booths didn't know that industry day was happening and that we were all vacationers looking for a fun new place to visit. Despite how harsh this sounds, I did enjoy the event and the overall presentation of the NYT Travel Show, but I wouldn't recommend it it return next year. It didn't hold enough value for me as either a journalist or consumer. ### New experience and valuable resource — 4.6/5 *By Lev Feldman* Very interesting and well organized show with ample business opportunities. ### Very efficient and a great atmosphere. — 5/5 *By Stephen Scott* It’s a great show and a positive and fun environment for all. Gets better every year. ### First year, great experience — 4.2/5 *By Andres Morales* The NYT Travel show was a great opportunity to see how tourism is growing in different parts of the world. It was a good time to showcase different aspects of each community. ## Get a Booth Builder Quote Need a booth for this event? 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