Aviation Industry heads to Las Vegas for world's largest commercial aviation event
Around
300 airlines, 750 airports and over 100 destinations are currently
heading to Las Vegas for World Routes, the 19th World Route Development
Forum, to discuss the future of air services across the globe in more
than 8,000 pre-arranged face-to-face meetings and three high-profile
conferences.
The world's most important commercial aviation event
of its kind will take place on 5-8 October 2013, co-hosted by Las Vegas
Convention & Visitors Authority (LVCVA) and Las Vegas McCarran
International Airport. World Routes is a significant part of the city's
strategy to increase air service and attract more visitors.
Speaking
at the opening media briefing in Terminal 3 of Las Vegas McCarran
International Airport, Nigel Mayes, VP Commercial - Routes, UBM Live
said: "This year World Routes is heading to the United States for the
first time. It is fitting to bring the world's largest commercial
aviation event to the one of the largest conference cities in the world.
Las Vegas attracts nearly 40 million visitors a year and I'm pleased we
are able to bring some more high profile visitors to the city. We have
over 2,700 aviation decision-makers attending this year, including
almost 150 C-level delegates, which is the largest core World Routes
delegation we have ever had."
"Las Vegas has evolved to host
people, and we are ready to showcase the energy and excitement of the
destination to the world's aviation leaders," said Rossi Ralenkotter,
President/CEO of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority. "Las
Vegas is the perfect setting to discuss the future of the industry and
delegates attending World Routes will see first-hand the investment and
business activity taking place in the destination."
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