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Date set for second annual WTM Vision conference
Saturday, 03 Feb, 2010
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Exclusive research “Forecast Update – Recovery in Sight?” supplied by Euromonitor International will be unveiled at the second WTM Vision Conference.
The mid-year half-day World Travel Market conference will take place on June 16 at 76 Portland Place, London.
The event, aimed at senior industry leaders, focuses on the global travel market with a worldwide travel industry overview.
Other sessions include the use of social media and a review of the UK outbound market.
Speakers have yet to be confirmed.
Last year almost 150 senior industry delegates attended the inaugural conference.
WTM chairman Fiona Jeffery said: "The inaugural WTM Vision Conference was a massive success, and this year’s event is poised to be even better.
"The financial climate remains uncertain and in such times it is vital to have access to the latest industry data and forecasts alongside the latest opinions from high-calibre speakers."
*WTM Vision Conference costs £95 + VAT to attend. To register, visit
www.wtmlondon.com/visioninterestby Phil Davies
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