EgyptAir took part with a distinctive pavilion in the TTG international fair in Rimini, Italy, one of the most prominent exhibitions specializing in tourism and travel, held from October 8 to 10, 2025.
EgyptAir's participation this year is one of the largest since the fair was launched, as part of its constant vision of development and professionalism in global aviation and its continuous pursuit of expansion and of strengthening its position as a leading airline in the region.
The TTG fair is a major platform bringing together travel and tourism companies, hotels, and technology and innovation providers in the tourism sector from various countries around the world, giving EgyptAir an opportunity to showcase its latest services and competitive advantages across its international route network.
The EgyptAir pavilion saw a large turnout of visitors, as the airline's marketing and advertising team presented a range of distinctive services and promotional offers. Symbolic gifts were also presented to the pavilion's guests, and souvenir photos were taken documenting the successful participation.
During the participation, the capabilities of the modern Airbus A350-900 aircraft were also showcased. The aircraft is scheduled to join the EgyptAir fleet from December 2025, in a step that reflects the national carrier's continued implementation of its ambitious plan to modernize its fleet and enhance its operational efficiency.
The new aircraft will help support EgyptAir's drive toward environmental sustainability thanks to its high fuel efficiency and low carbon emissions, making it an ideal choice that combines advanced performance with environmental responsibility.
The EgyptAir pavilion also hosted Ambassador Walid Osman, Consul General of Egypt in Milan, who expressed his pride in the level of development and excellence the airline has achieved, praising its role in supporting Egypt's civilized image at international forums.
During the first day of the event, Salah Tawfik, EgyptAir's Regional Manager in Italy, and Amr Farouk, Manager of the Milan office, held a number of fruitful meetings with major Italian travel companies and tour operators and with the Egyptian Tourism Promotion Authority, as part of strengthening cooperation and expanding the base of tourism partnerships with the Italian market.
It is worth noting that EgyptAir currently operates 30 weekly flights between Egypt and Italy, including 14 flights on the Cairo/Rome route and another 14 flights on the Cairo/Milan route, in addition to two weekly air cargo flights between Milan and Cairo.
