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World Routes has been handed over to Milan for 2020.

The innovative scheme will enable junior members of the community to gain unprecedented exposure to the world of route development.

With just under 100 days to go until World Routes 2019, the list of carriers attending the event continues to grow.

The World Routes Marketing Awards have been revamped for the 25th anniversary of the global route development forum, which will take place in Adelaide this September.

Following a record-breaking year for exhibitors in Guangzhou, the world’s leading airports, tourism authorities, suppliers and airlines are confirmed to exhibit in Adelaide.

Carriers from across the globe will be attending the leading route development forum to negotiate their network strategy.

Delegates attending the global route development forum in September will hear from the CEOs of Tigerair Australia, airBaltic, Saudi Arabian Airlines and more.

Norwegian, Delta Air Lines and Hainan Airlines are among the carriers to have registered for World Routes 2019.

The ME3 will be joining the world in Adelaide this September to further increase market share and explore new opportunities.

Senior network planners from some of the Pacific’s leading carriers will be seizing the opportunities available at the 25th World Route Development Forum.

Following successful meetings at Routes Europe, senior decision makers from many of Europe’s leading carriers register for 25th World Route Development Forum.

Delegates are able to choose from a range of accommodation selected by Routes’ official hotel provider HotelMap.

Senior network planners from leading airlines confirm that they will be heading Down Under for the 25th World Route Development Forum.

SEA Group’s Milan Malpensa Airport is targeting more than 25 million passengers this year following a record 12 months when it boosted its domestic and international network.

In the first of a new feature, Routesonline catches up with Mark Gill, manager of aviation development at South Australian Tourism Commission.

The second part of our review of 2018 features World Routes taking place in Guangzhou; the failure of European leisure operator Primera Air; Singapore Airlines regaining the crown as the operator of the world’s longest flight; and Routesonline reveals the busiest passenger air routes in the world. Plus the return of Routes Africa and Brexit uncertainty rumbles on.

Plan ahead to make the most of your time at the industry’s leading route development events.

World Routes has been handed over to Adelaide for 2019.

Winner of the Best Stand Award at World Routes 2016, Avinor brought a taste of Norway to China.

Winner of the Best Stand Award at World Routes 2017, Copenhagen Airports joined forces with Joe and The Juice, a well-known chain of juice bars and coffee shops, and it proved to be a winning formula.

We’ve compiled a guide to Chinese cultural etiquette for World Routes delegates travelling to Guangzhou in September.

The session will provide additional networking opportunities to all attending delegates in Guangzhou.

More than 200 airlines have now confirmed their attendance at World Routes 2018 - the only global event for the route development community.

Discover which airports, tourism authorities and individuals have been recognised in the industry’s most coveted awards.

Senior network planners from more than 100 of the world’s leading carriers are now accepting meeting requests.