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WTM to run summer travel conference
World Travel Market is to run a summer conference focusing on the global travel market.
The half day WTM Vision event will be held in June in London.
The conference will incorporate a worldwide industry overview, debates on responsible tourism and a comprehensive review of the UK outbound market.
It is being staged as WTM marks its 30th anniversary this year.
WTM chairman Fiona Jeffery said: “As we celebrate our 30th anniversary it’s the right time launch a mid-year conference and use all our expertise and experience to further help the travel industry thrive during these current uncertain economic times.”
High-calibre speakers, content and research to give analysis, statistical assessment and interpretations to the industry’s senior leaders is being promised.
The conference is due to take place on June 4 at 76 Portland Place, London W1.
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