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Tourism ministers look to the future at WTM
The fourth and largest-ever UNWTO Ministers’ Summit at World Travel Market will for the first time conclude with a Statement of Intent outlining the future direction of the travel and tourism industry.
The tourism ministers attending this year’s November 9 summit – Shaping a Stronger Travel and Tourism Industry – Governance and business models for the future – will agree their plan and direction for the industry for the next 12 months.
It will be the first time global travel ministers agree a set of actions and principles for the future of the industry.
The ministers and aides will be joined at the summit by senior business leaders from the industry.
“UNWTO secretary-general, Taleb Rifai, said, “This is a unique opportunity for ministers from around the globe to share experiences and set the outline for the future of the industryâ€.
The UNWTO Ministers’ 2010 Summit at WTM takes place at ExCeL, London, on Tuesday, November 9.
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