looking forward to meet you tomorrow vs looking forward to meeting you tomorrow

Some examples from the web:

• Looking forward to seeing you tomorrow night.
• Very much looking forward to seeing you tomorrow morning.
• Besides... I'm looking forward to meet with this... Renegade.
• I'm sorry, Mr Howe, that we couldn't accommodate everyone, but I'll be looking forward to seeing you tomorrow.
• Inchcombe is about to meet a very sticky end, and it's one murder I'm really looking forward to.
• The director wants to meet you tomorrow.
• But he'll be happy to meet you tomorrow at his office.
• He wants to meet you tomorrow at his hotel for lunch.
• Is looking forward to having her husband back.
• Looking forward to your next letter.
• He's looking forward to attending the negotiations.
• I'm looking forward to the ocean.
• I'm looking forward to retirement.
• Looking forward to sampling your fare.
• Looking forward to trying that soup.
• Looking forward to your demo tomorrow.
• And looking forward to some quality time together.
• I am looking forward to the debate.
• I am looking forward to constructive discussions.
• I'm looking forward to tonight.

Some examples from the web:

• Mr President, I wish to tell the Commissioner that I am looking forward to meeting him tomorrow in order to exchange experiences and points of view concerning the social agenda.
• I've been looking forward to meeting you, Dara.
• I was looking forward to meeting you.
• I've been looking forward to meeting you.
• I've been looking forward to meeting you.
• She was really looking forward to meeting you again, but...
• Michael, we're so looking forward to meeting you.
• I was looking forward to meeting you, Lope.
• I've been looking forward to meeting you, Mrs. Pierce.
• You have no idea how much she was looking forward to meeting you.
• I've been looking forward to meeting you.
• Looking forward to meeting you there at the border then.
• We talked you up and everyone's looking forward to meeting you.
• He was really looking forward to meeting you. I know, but in this case it's true.
• But we're all so looking forward to meeting you, Mr Branson.
• I've been so looking forward to meeting you.
• Dr. Alpert asked me to tell you that he's very much looking forward to meeting you.
• She is very, very much looking forward to meeting you.
• Looking forward to seeing you tomorrow night.
• Very much looking forward to seeing you tomorrow morning.