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In the heart of Alsace, Colmar is preparing to welcome a unique sensory experience during the International Tourism and Travel Exhibition. From the shrimp and lemongrass soup discovering traditional dances, this 39th edition promises a real journey into Thailand, a warm and enchanting country. Visitors will have the opportunity to delve into the cultural riches of this land of smiles, while exploring local initiatives in sustainable and inclusive tourism.
The International Tourism and Travel Fair in Colmar, which will take place from November 11 to 14, promises to be a true journey for the senses. By putting Thailand in the spotlight, this show will offer visitors a unique chance to discover the culture, gastronomy and traditions of a country often described as the “land of smiles”. With attractions such as traditional dances, iconic foods and immersive activities, this event promises to be exceptional for travel enthusiasts.
A festival of Thai flavors
The first point of attraction of the show will undoubtedly be the culinary delights. The famous Thai dish, Tom Yum Kung, a shrimp and lemongrass soup, will be in the spotlight. Recognized for its richness of flavors and captivating aromas, it is about to be recognized by theUnesco as the intangible cultural heritage of humanity. Visitors will have the chance to savor this iconic dish and explore other culinary specialties that Thai cuisine is famous for.
Culture in dance and movement
But the show is not just limited to gastronomy. Thai culture will also be celebrated through traditional dance demonstrations carried out by the group Siam Dance. These colorful and vibrant performances will immerse participants in the artistic world of Thailand. In addition, sports fans may be fascinated by the Thai boxing, a martial art rich in tradition, which will be demonstrated at the show, providing a window into the country’s sporting heritage.
Sustainable tourism at the heart of trade
In addition to Thai attractions, the show will also have a strong focus on sustainable tourism and the solidarity economy. Each year, the event constitutes a meeting point for sector players and visitors wishing to discover ethical and responsible practices in the field of tourism. The “Solidarissimo” program aims to raise awareness and promote trips that respect both the places visited and their inhabitants.
Colmar, a cultural melting pot
Colmar, located in the heart of a dynamic and cross-border region, positions itself as a strategic platform to host this type of event. The city, with its rich heritage and welcoming atmosphere, does not just welcome passers-by: it offers them an unforgettable sensory journey amid the cultures of the world. For those who dream of escape and discovery, the International Tourism and Travel Exhibition is therefore the perfect opportunity.
Follow the latest news from the show
To not miss anything of the preparations taking place in Colmar, you can follow the event on social networks. Updates are available on the show’s Facebook page SITV and that of the exhibition center Colmar Expo Park. These platforms offer an exclusive overview of upcoming highlights and activities that will punctuate this exceptional month of November.
- Event : International Tourism and Travel Exhibition
- Dates: November 11 to 14
- Place : Exhibition Center, Colmar
- Country in the spotlight: Thailand
- Culinary attractions: Shrimp soup “Tom Yum Kung”
- Culture : Traditional dances by Siam Danse
- Demonstrations: Thai boxing and Sepak Takraw
- Theme : Journey of the senses in Thailand
- Strategic position: Colmar, dynamic cross-border city
- Objective : Discover tourism and the solidarity economy
FAQ – Colmar: A Thai getaway at the heart of the tourism fair
What is the date of the International Tourism and Travel Fair in Colmar? The show will take place from November 11 to 14.
Which country will be honored during this edition? Thailand, also known as the “land of smiles”.
What activities are offered at the show? Visitors will be able to discover traditional Thai dances and watch Thai boxing demonstrations.
What typical Thai dishes will you taste? The famous shrimp and lemongrass soup, “Tom Yum Kung”, will be among the dishes offered.
How does the show contribute to the promotion of Thai gastronomy? The emblematic dish “Tom Yum Kung” is in the process of being classified by UNESCO as an intangible cultural heritage of humanity.
Where is the International Tourism and Travel Exhibition held? The event takes place at the Colmar Exhibition Center.
What is the objective of the show? The show aims to satisfy travel desires and promote tourism and the solidarity economy.