Langkawi welcomes aviation leaders for Routes Asia 2024

Langkawi plays host to Routes Asia 2024, attracting 1,000 aviation leaders from 60 countries. The event aims to expand air links within Asia and boost tourism.

Langkawi is buzzing with activity as it plays host to Routes Asia 2024, a high-profile event attracting top aviation and airline executives from across Asia.

Langkawi is buzzing with activity as it plays host to Routes Asia 2024, a high-profile event attracting top aviation and airline executives from across Asia.

LADA described the high-powered event that brings airline and airport executives together to forge new air links as “a momentous event that will put this wonderful island on the world tourism map.”

1,000 delegates from 60 countries gather in Langkawi

Langkawi is buzzing with activity as it plays host to Routes Asia 2024, a high-profile event attracting top aviation and airline executives from across Asia.

The Langkawi Development Authority (LADA) welcomed over 1,000 delegates to the event, describing it as “a momentous event that will put this wonderful island on the world tourism map.”

Routes Asia 2024, held at the island’s Mahsuri International Exhibition Centre, presents a valuable opportunity for Langkawi to showcase its expertise in hosting major events.

Routes Asia 2024 opened on Tuesday at the island’s Mahsuri International Exhibition Centre (MIEC), giving Team Langkawi a unique opportunity to showcase the island’s expertise in hosting major events. The show continues through Thursday, 29 February.

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Routes Asia 2024 was inaugurated by the Transport Minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook.

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Langkawi is buzzing with activity as it plays host to Routes Asia 2024, a high-profile event attracting top aviation and airline executives from across Asia.

Roughly 1,000 delegates from 60 countries are expected to engage in approximately 3,500 meetings over three days, aiming to establish new direct air links within Asia and create seamless connections for travellers.

These crucial business discussions involve executives responsible for flight schedules from 110 airlines and representatives from 170 airports and destinations.

Additionally, 30 industry experts will share their insights at a dedicated conference alongside the main event.

Langkawi is buzzing with activity as it plays host to Routes Asia 2024, a high-profile event attracting top aviation and airline executives from across Asia.

While fostering regional air service growth remains a primary objective for Routes Asia, the event also sheds light on potential for expanding air links to Langkawi.

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The Langkawi Development Authority is offering attractive incentives to airlines considering launching direct flights to the island, further strengthening its position as a tourist destination.

“Routes Asia stands tall as a credible engagement platform for airlines, tourism authorities, government agencies and aviation-related organisations in the region to convene, exchange information and discuss strategies concerning the expansion of air service networks,” the press release stated.

Routes Asia 2024 marks a significant milestone for both Langkawi and the regional aviation industry, facilitating critical business discussions and potentially shaping the future of air travel in Asia.

With its commitment to fostering connectivity and providing attractive incentives, Langkawi is poised to benefit greatly from hosting this prestigious event.

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