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Responsible tourism fringe event for WTM again
New and improved responsible tourism get together for 7 November
The Responsible Tourism fringe event is back this year with a vengeance – a little tidied up but interesting and ebullient as ever.
The get together is set for the Seven Dials Club 42 Earlham Street, WC2H 9LA and starts at 7pm until 11pm.
As ever there will be an opportunity to pitch (this time there is a form to fill in, though: the document can be used in the event of no-shows (the document will be shared with all people who come to the event and also online, so that it goes into the network).
The roadshow makes its way to the UK after appearances this year in Berlin, Africa and Asia.
More details at: http://www.facebook.com/groups/rtnetworking/events/
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