Exhibitor Registration
Media Registration
TravMedia is an indispensable tool. At IMM, I've developed so many incredible connections and editorial opportunities with PRs and freelance writers. A global media network like this makes fostering industry relationships a seamless process.
13-14 October 2025
Suntec Singapore
The Event Connecting Travel Brands with the Media
TravMedia's IMM (International Media Marketplace) is the leading global networking event connecting the travel industry with editors, journalists, broadcasters and influencers.
Celebrating its 13th year in 2025, IMM is the unmissable annual event for travel media and PRs to connect and nurture relationships.
Prescheduled meetings between travel brands and media are IMM’s cornerstone, where exhibitors can pitch a year's worth of stories, press trips and features to media from across Southeast Asia, Greater China, Japan, South Korea, India and Australia.
Attendees also love the unrivalled relationship-building and networking opportunities. We look forward to welcoming you to Singapore in October!
Targeted, Pre-Booked Meetings
Prescheduled meetings are fundamental to IMM’s success. Meetings Manager’s powerful algorithm enables exhibitors to pre-book 24 one-on-one appointments with Asia's premier travel media.
The Place for Professional Development
The TravMedia Summit on day one of IMM is the conference for travel PRs, editors and writers to gain valuable insights from the industry's most influential leaders and discuss the trends and challenges affecting our industry.
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Two Productive Days
Day 1 * 13 October 2025
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Registration
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Welcome from TravMedia
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Trends update with Priority Pass
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Crisis Response & Responsible Reporting
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Redefining Wellness Tourism
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Networking Break
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Keynote Speaker
Richard Quest, News Anchor, CNN International
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Lunch
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Understanding the New Indian Traveller
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The Best AI Tools for PR and Media
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Networking Break
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Slam with Travel Editors
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Rewriting the Rules of Freelancing
Futureproofing for PRs, Content Creators and Writers
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Networking Drinks sponsored by
IHG Hotels & Resorts
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Finish
* Schedule subject to change without notice
Day 2
14 October 2025
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Exhibitors arrive to set up tables and register
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Media Breakfast
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Welcome Address
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Appointments to commence (6 sessions)
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Morning Networking Break
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Appointments to resume (6 sessions)
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Networking Lunch
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Appointments to resume (6 sessions)
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Afternoon Networking Break
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Appointments to resume (6 sessions)
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IMM Appointment Finish
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Closing Cocktail Party sponsored by
Raffles Singapore
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Finish
Kelli Armstrong
TravMedia’s IMM and The Summit are a great opportunity to showcase not only Macao as a destination with its many attractions and activities, but also Sands Resorts & Hotels, to this group of key travel industry leaders and superb media.
Maria Helena de Senna Fernandes
Director
Macao Government Tourism Office
The ability to meet with so many people at IMM in one day is second to none. The quality and calibre of people in the room are really impressive. The contacts I've made every year and the networking are fantastic.
Chris Dwyer
Freelance Travel Writer
CNN.com, Travel + Leisure, BBC Travel, SCMP, CNA
The face-to-face experience at IMM is fundamental in the travel and hospitality business where personal connection underwrites everything we do.
Christopher Hill
Editor-in-Chief
DestinAsian
There is no other experience like IMM, I can’t think of another entity that has that many journalists in one space at one time.
Tommy Woods
Marketing Specialist
Travel Texas
IMM is one of my favourite events that I attend every year. It’s really useful because, as an editor, you have this mix of working with PRs but also getting a lot of pitches from freelancers, so here is a really nice middle ground where you can chat with both of them and tell people what you are looking for.
Lilit Marcus
Editor
CNN Travel
Nothing beats that face-to-face connection. When creative minds get together, you have an opportunity to ideate and solve each other's problems—what the media are looking for versus what we are able to offer. It's always great to have that two-way conversation.
