Opening just in time for 4th of July week, the outdoor pop-up experience invites families to enter a glowing prehistoric world featuring more than 70 state-of-the-art roaring dinosaurs, 10+ illuminated pathways, 10+ themed attractions, and endless photo opportunities curated for the ultimate summer night out for guests of all ages.
Taking place at Excel London from 3–5 November, WTM London 2026 will once again act as the premier global meeting place for travel industry professionals, stakeholders and decision‑makers, drawn by an enhanced conference programme, an expanded schedule of networking events and unrivalled business opportunities.
Speaking as Olympia enters the next phase of its £1.3 billion transformation, O’Sullivan said the high-profile attendance reflects the growing recognition of the role events and exhibitions play in driving economic growth, attracting international investment and showcasing British expertise on the world stage.
“Supply chain instability, engine maintenance bottlenecks, and aircraft delivery delays are holding back efficiency and driving up costs. The first WMES is an opportunity for the industry to collectively explore and action practical solutions to restore reliability and reinforce resilience,” said Willie Walsh, IATA’s Director General.
Every booking made during the tournament, from June 11 – July 16, will go into a draw to win £100 Amazon vouchers.
The offer applies to all new USA holiday bookings made by 31 May 2026, travelling between 11 May 2026 to 31 December 2027 and with a minimum spend of £5,000.
The forum, hosted by the Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority (ABTA) and presented by Grace Foods, will take place both virtually and in-person at the John E. St. Luce Finance and Conference Center. It serves as a highlight of Antigua and Barbuda’s Annual Culinary Month.