Trade fair staff · ITB Berlin
Hostesses for ITB in Berlin
THE GOOD STAFF provides hostesses for ITB in Berlin: multilingual stand staff for country pavilions, tour operators, hotel chains and airlines on the Messe Berlin grounds. You usually receive a quote within hours.
- Venue
- Messe Berlin
- Frequency
- jährlich im März
- Sector
- Reise- und Tourismusindustrie
- Location
- Berlin
Your stand staff for ITB
ITB is the world's leading travel trade fair and takes place in Berlin every year in March. Exhibitors are countries, regions, airlines, hotel chains, cruise lines, tour operators and booking platforms. The audience consists of specialist trade, concerted buyers and (on public days) end consumers. The tone is decidedly international.
The staff ITB calls for
Wanted are trade fair hostesses and hosts with a cosmopolitan, groomed presence for reception and visitor care, multilingual hostesses for practically every European, Asian and Latin American language, and service staff for tastings and receptions on country pavilions. For large stands we also place reception leads who coordinate appointments.
On site in Berlin
Our Berlin pool is well practised at ITB and knows how country pavilions run — often with cultural programme, tasting and evening receptions. We agree clothing and appearance with the concept of your pavilion in advance and, on request, provide the same team for evening receptions in Berlin.
Frequently asked questions
Practically all. Depending on your country pavilion or target market we place native speakers or fluent staff. Tell us early which languages matter — at ITB the pool is quickly booked out.
Yes. For smaller pavilions we provide two to three staff, for larger pavilions entire teams including coordination. Alignment on process, clothing and cultural programme is essential in advance.
Our staff are practised in hygienically clean pouring. For country-specific dishes brief the team on ingredients and serving order — then it runs independently of your kitchen team.
Two to three months before ITB. Staff with rarer languages are needed especially early.