The **IFTM Top Resa** event, a major international trade fair for the tourism and travel industry, took place in Paris Porte de Versailles from September 15 to 17, 2026. Around 1,500 to 1,700 exhibitors participated in the fair, showcasing their services and innovations. During the event, TourMaG, a French travel media outlet, introduced a new video format called "Quoi de neuf?" aimed at highlighting news and innovations observed at the fair. Exotismes, a French tour operator focusing on tropical destinations, unveiled new features available online, including pricing models set to launch in 2028. These models are already being offered in travel agencies. The company also introduced all-inclusive and "soft all-inclusive" packages for several destinations, such as Tahiti, where drinks are included during meals, and Martinique, Guadeloupe, and Seychelles, offering more flexible options. Brazil Sensations, a Brazilian tour operator, became the first in the country to receive the B Corp certification, which recognizes companies committed to social and environmental responsibility. Chloé Hathaway, the company's director, emphasized that their goal is to demonstrate how tourism can support job creation and the protection of heritage, culture, and nature. Itinerea Group, a company specializing in custom travel solutions for professionals, discussed its plans for developing the island of Madeira. Since April 1, 2026, Madeira has been an official destination for the group, with the first groups expected in 2027. The company aims to continue the island's development by 2030. Easia Travel expanded its presence in Vietnam by opening a new Easia House near Van Long, located in a more preserved part of the terrestrial Halong Bay. This new location aims to facilitate interactions with local residents. The company also introduced the Tonle House, a new accommodation in a region where they previously had no presence. Elodie Blanchot, the company's commercial development manager, explained that Easia Travel's philosophy is to create products where they do not already exist. On the second day of the event, DTavel, a specialist in travel to Portugal, focused on providing authentic and experiential travel options. Elisabete Joao, the company's director, discussed their approach to creating travel offers that align closely with customer expectations, adapting products to better meet travelers' needs. Tahiti Travel Services, a company specializing in travel to Tahiti and its islands, is preparing to celebrate its 10th anniversary in 2027. Loïc Troupel, the company's director, noted that this anniversary marks a decade of presence in Tahiti and growth alongside customers, partners, and local suppliers. Jans Tours, a tour operator, announced plans to open new operations in Indonesia and Malaysia in 2027, aiming to continue its development in these markets. Anthony Borie, the company's France director, mentioned that despite challenges in Asian destinations, the company is satisfied with the progress made in several markets. Sicilvision, a group offering a new product focused on Sicily, highlighted the island's baroque heritage in the southeast region, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stops included Modica, Noto, and other cities known for their architectural and urban heritage, which plays a central role in the region's identity.