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For the fourth consecutive year, Healthy Aging® Magazine, targeting the active 45-plus audience, is joining forces with the New York Times Travel Show as one of the official media partners.
Now in its 17th year, the event will take place January 24-26, 2020, at the Jacob K. Javits Center in New York City. The show is the largest and longest-running trade and consumer travel show in North America. Over 35,000 visitors attended last year’s show.
Healthy Aging® Booth Special: Random Drawing for Free Vacation Stays
Come see us at Booth #634 for active traveler tips from solo travel, multi-generational trips, senior discounts, unique experiential travel suggestions and more.
Once again, Healthy Aging® will be offering a random drawing for free vacation stays.
Here are just two of the exciting drawing prizes:
Photo: Elkhorn Ranch
Elkhorn Dude Ranch
Become a lucky winner of a dude ranch 5-night stay for two at Elkhorn Ranch in Arizona.
Elkhorn Ranch is a winter dude ranch located in the Sonoran Desert near Tucson. The guest season begins in mid-November and runs through April. Although families visit during the holidays and school vacations, much of the season attracts adults.
Most guests stay for one week from Sunday to Sunday, and many of them take advantage of discounted rates for two- to three-week stays or more. All-inclusive rates are equally friendly to families, couples, and solo travelers because there is no single supplement and there are healthy discounts for children age 18 and younger.
For almost three-quarters of a century, the Miller family has provided traditional western hospitality and exceptional horseback riding, the latter of which is at the center of guests’ experience.
Elkhorn Ranch is a member of the Dude Ranchers’ Association.
Europe Villa Cortes, Canary Islands. Photo: Europe Villa Cortes
Canary Island Tour
Enjoy a 5-day, 4-night Canary Island Tour for two. Includes roundtrip airport transfers, 4 nights in a 4-star oceanfront hotel in Tenerife, breakfast daily, tours and more. Trip courtesy of Quest Travel Adventures.
About The New York Times Travel Show
This year’s event presents an expansive showcase featuring more than 750 exhibitors representing over 176 countries. Visitors can expect to find the latest travel news, trends and inspiration for the year ahead. The show will present leading experts in various travel industries including hotels, resorts, spas, cruises and airlines around the world.
Sponsors include Dubai Tourism as the presenting sponsor, Turkish Airlines as a platinum sponsor; South African Tourism as gold; MSC CRUISES, Guadeloupe Islands Tourist Board and Greek National Tourism Organization as silver and I LOVE NY as a bronze sponsor.
Trade Day
The first day of the Travel Show on Friday, Jan. 24 is reserved exclusively for travel industry professionals and members of the media. The day will include expert seminars that will inform travel professionals of the latest industry products and services, destination information and consumer trends.
The Travel Industry Conference at NYTTS 2020 will provide solutions that will help to drive growth in the travel industry. In addition to two general Keynote sessions, there will be 25 targeted Focus Conference sessions and four Business Seminars. For the 2020 Show, conference sessions will address travelers’ requests for an increase in authentic, meaningful and immersive trips that also provide sustainable travel options.
Trade Day Keynote Sessions
The first Keynote session, “How Travelers Think and Why You Should Care,” commences at 9 a.m. and will be given by Chris Davidson, Executive Vice President, Insights & Strategy, MMGY Global, reviewing the results of the organization’s annual travel survey.
The second Keynote session, at 12:45 p.m., brings together visionaries of the travel industry to explain “What the Future Holds.” Panelists include Matthew Upchurch, Chairman and C.E.O., Virtuoso; Lisa Lutoff-Perlo, President and C.E.O., Celebrity Cruises; Daniel Skjeldam, C.E.O., Hurtigruten AS; and Leigh Barnes, Chief Customer Officer, Intrepid Travel. The panel will be moderated by James Shillinglaw, Editor in Chief and Founder, Insider Travel Report.
Saturday, Jan. 25, and Sunday, Jan. 26 will be open to the public with two full days of cultural presentations and performances, food demonstrations, and one-on-one conversations with travel experts and influencers on a myriad of travel topics for diverse demographics.
Join the conversation and follow @NYTTravelShow for the latest Travel Show news.
Tickets are available at NYTimes.com/TravelShow.
