Arabian Travel Market Consumer Day offers visitors fantastic prizes, exclusive discounts, cultural entertainment from around the world even tips on how to bag an upgrade

Arabian Travel Market’s Consumer Day, held on Thursday 5 May 2011 at the Dubai International Exhibition and Convention Centre, provides leisure travelers with unrivalled opportunities to experience, learn, win and most of all have fun.

A number of competitions and prize draws will be running throughout ATM Consumer Day, in fact all pre-registered visitors will go into a draw for a fabulous new Apple iPad. In addition all-inclusive travel and luxury accommodation packages in Dubai and Oman are also up for grabs at the event.

Visitors can win a weekend break for two, inclusive of breakfast and dinner at the luxury Sofitel Jumeirah Beach Hotel, Dubai. Pre-registered guests can also win a luxury weekend for two in Muscat, Oman, staying in a five-star hotel with return flights included.

Visitors can travel across the five continents exploring excellent value-for-money family weekend escapes or maybe an exclusive luxury hideaway, all within Arabian Travel Market.

“With opportunities to book trips, take advantage of fantastic discounts and enjoy an array of international entertainment, we are offering a trip around the world in less than a day,” said Mark Walsh, Group Exhibition Director, Reed Travel Exhibitions, organiser of Arabian Travel Market 2011.

Visitors can also benefit from the educational programme, where consumers can benefit from the latest insider tips on the next ‘it’ destination or find out the latest trends in travel fashion accessories. One highlight will be the presentation by style guru, Sarah Walter, the CEO of style-passport.com.

Style-passport.com is an edited choice of fashion ‘wow’ pieces with more affordable staples and reflects Walter’s personal view of ‘High/Low’ shopping.

“Our pages have a strong editorial feel to inspire the customer and to match their destination with the best suited items. We try to address specific scenarios for example, ‘how to pack for the beach’, ‘how to dress for an upgrade’ (no guarantees), ‘the essential travel make up bag’, ‘city dressing for day and night’ and so on,” said Walter.