Written by Contributor-Let’s Get Stamp

It’s that time of the year again and the 2023 DC Travel and Adventure Show was here for two days, Feb 4th and 5th. At this two-day show, attendees had explored many vacation options, watch demonstrations, got travel tips, purchased necessary vacation items such as wifi hotspots or cameras, talked to travel experts who could plan and book travel for you, and listen to celebrity speakers sharing their insight on the future of traveling.

The best part of the travel and adventure show was the giveaways and products you could’ve won. Who doesn’t like to win free stuff? Going home with a bag full of pamphlets and free trinkets is always a plus.

This annual show was held at the Washington Convention Center, which provided a lot of space for the many vendors who had registered. The tickets were very reasonably priced for the great information attendees had received. There was the option of purchasing a one-day ticket or a two-day ticket.

This show is a great place to spend time with your family. If you do not catch the DC Travel and Adventure Show this year, you can catch it next year around this time.

Travel professionals from all around the world were present to share their knowledge with attendees. Travel agencies and cruise lines will also be present.

Over 230 international exhibitors was stationed at the event. Samantha Brown, the host of the PBS show “Samantha Brown’s Places to Love” and a featured speaker at the event, was fascinated with the idea of being able to direct questions directly to people from a particular geographical region of your choice.

The actor and writer Andrew McCarthy, the travel editor for CBS News, Peter Greenberg, and the best-selling author of “1000 Places to See Before You Die,” Patricia Schultz, also were present to speak at the event.

There were 30 different sessions at the show, each led by a travel expert, covering a wide range of vacation-related topics, such as packing and travel tech, traveling alone, budget hacks, reducing one’s vacation’s environmental impact through sustainable travel, and destination-specific details such as when to go, how to get there, what to see, and lesser-known attractions.

Don’t worry if you missed this year’s program. Next year’s program is promised to be better.

Visit their website for more details-https://travelshows.com/shows/washingtondc/

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