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Top speakers for TravelMole Question Time
A group of top speakers has been lined up for the next TravelMole Travel Industry Question Time debate.
Among the panelists confirmed for the ‘Fly Me To The Moon – The Next Chapters in Travel and Tourism’ event on September 20 is:
*ABTA president Martin Wellings
*Sunvil Holdays boss Noel Josephides speaking on behalf of industry charity The Travel Foundation
*Adventurer Nigel Gifford, managing director of High and Wild
*Newly appointed cheapholidaydeals.co.uk head of sales Alison Jago
The debate will centre on the future shape of the travel and tourism industry, covering a range of topical subjects.
Moderator for the Travel Industry Question Time will be former Travel Weekly editor Jeremy Skidmore, a TravelMole columnist and industry journalist.
The event, run with ABTA, will be held at the association’s headquarters in Newman Street, London between 15.00-17.00 on September 20.
For further details and to register phone 020 7691 3292 or email: [email protected] or go to the link http://www.travelmole.com/travel_industry_question_time/index.php?id=19
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