Discover your next getaway at the Washington DC Travel & Adventure Show 2025

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Looking for inspiration for your next vacation or getaway? The Washington DC Travel & Adventure Show is returning to the Walter E. Washington Convention Center Saturday, March 29, and Sunday, Marcy 30. Explore thousands of travel options, meet world-renowned travel experts, and enjoy exclusive show-only travel deals that make planning your dream getaway exciting and easy.

Meet World-Famous Travel Experts and Celebrities

The 2025 Travel & Adventure Show offers a once-in-a-lifetime chance to meet top travel experts and celebrities. Whether you’re dreaming of breathtaking adventures or seeking insider travel tips, you’ll gain inspiration directly from professionals. Key speakers and celebrity appearances in the Travel Theater include:

  • Peter Greenberg – CBS News Travel Editor & Emmy-winning journalist.
  • Pauline Frommer – Editorial Director of Frommer’s Guidebooks & Publisher of Frommers.com.
  • Patricia Schultz – New York Times Best-Selling Author of 1000 Places to See Before You Die.
  • Andrew McCarthy – Award-winning actor, director, and acclaimed travel writer.

Hear their fascinating stories, discover expert recommendations, and ask your burning travel questions during interactive seminars.

Explore Hundreds of Destinations

Trying to decide between a tranquil Caribbean escape, a breathtaking safari in Uganda, or a cultural experience in Rome? The show’s sprawling exhibition floor features hundreds of booths showcasing destinations around the globe, including North American favorites. Destination-specific experts will be available to share insights on the best travel times, hidden gems, and must-see attractions, ensuring your trip is truly unforgettable.

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Exclusive Show Perk

Your ticket to the Travel & Adventure Show also unlocks access to dozens of educational and cultural sessions held on stages throughout the event. Learn about topics like budget travel hacks, packing tips, solo travel strategies, and sustainable travel practices to minimize your environmental impact.

Plus, don’t miss out on exclusive, show-only travel deals and specials to book trips you won’t find anywhere else. These savings could bring your dream destination closer than you think!

Specialty Pavilions

This year’s event includes two expanded specialty pavilions catering to unique travel interests for all attendees.

  • LGBTQ Travel Pavilion – Discover welcoming destinations, inclusive tourism providers, LGBTQ-friendly travel products, cruises, and more. Plan your next adventure confidently, knowing expert advice is available to create personalized travel experiences tailored to the LGBTQ+ community.
  • Dive and Water Sports Pavilion – This pavilion is a must for water enthusiasts. From beginner divers to certified pros, find travel packages, liveaboards, resort options, and retailers to fuel your underwater explorations. Whether you’re dreaming of warm tropical reefs or adrenaline-pumping sports, this space has everything you need to plan your next aquatic adventure.
Personalized Travel Planning

“At the Travel & Adventure Show, you will have the chance to meet one-on-one with representatives from the top travel brands and destinations from around the world,” said Jonathan Golicz, Vice President of Unicomm, LLC, the Travel & Adventure Show Series producer. “What’s more, each of these representatives is there to help plan, personalize, and book the right trip at prices that cannot be found elsewhere”

DC TRAVEL & ADVENTURE SHOW

Hours:

  • Saturday Mar 29, 10 am until 5 pm (doors open at 9:30 for travel professionals)
  • Sunday Mar 30, 11 am until 4 pm

Tickets:

  • Online: single day $16 and two-day tickets $23
  • On-site box office: single day $20/two-day $28 – Credit card only
  • Children 16 and under free – Active-Duty Military FREE + 4 family members, must show ID
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