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Tourism Management Institute details Hot Topic event
A series of workshops on the latest tourism technology for UK destination managers is to be run next month.
Organised by the Tourism Management Institute, the event on June 20 in Leeds will cover utilising Web 2.0, mobile marketing, CRM application and e-marketing.
TravelMole managing director Graham McKenzie will be leading the Web 2.0 workshop.
The day is aimed at local government, destination management organisations and regional developmant agency staff.
The interactive workshops will be built around a core showcase exhibition focussing on the practical application of new media and networking with potential contractors and suppliers.
Tickets for the event at Leeds Metropolitan University Headingley Campus cost £80 plus VAT for TMI members and £130 plus VAT for non-members. Online bookings are being taken at: www.emmm.co.uk/tmi
by Phil Davies
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