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WTTC partners with TravelMole
TravelMole has been named as an online media partner for the World Travel & Tourism Council’s annual summit in Washington in April.
The partnership coincides with the announcement of speakers and the programme for the event (see separate story).
WTTC president Jean-Claude Baumgarten said: “We were impressed by TravelMole’s investment in its product by building a strong editorial team, with experienced, independently-minded ravel journalists.
“It is also well read by top travel industry executives who will be among the delegates at the next Global Travel & Tourism Summit in Washington DC from April 10-12.”
TravelMole CEO Graham McKenzie said: “We are delighted that one of the world’s most influential travel and tourism bodies has chosen TravelMole as its online media partner. For us, this reconfirms our status within the industry and our increasing coverage and readership.”
TravelMole will be previewing the summit and reporting from the event in Washington via www.TravelMole.com and regular email newswires sent to a growing subscriber base in the UK, US and Austalia.
Report by Phil Davies
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