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OPENING FORUM International Luxury Travel Market Asia 2012 |
www.iltm.net/asia ILTM Asia Opening Forum MONDAY 4 JUNE 17.00-19.00 SHANGHAI THEATRE, ACCESS THROUGH PORTMAN RITZ-CARLTON
Presentation: Luxury Travel Futures: A global snapshot of new and emerging trends in the Asian luxury travel market by Chris Sanderson, The Future Laboratory
Panel debate:
Moderator: Panellists:
Why a changing luxury traveller demands change: fostering entrepreneurship to address multicultural needs Divia Thani, Editor, Condé Nast Traveller, India Filip Boyen, Chief Operating Offi cer, Orient-Express James Baillie, Founder, Baillie Lodges Leonardo Ferragamo, Director, Salvatore Ferragamo & President, Lungarno Collection Sarina Bratton, Founder & Managing Director, Orion Expedition Cruises
Forum Finale: Klara Glowczewska, Editor-in-Chief, Condé Nast Traveler Q&A with Special Guest ILTM Asia Opening Forum speakers
James Baillie seems to be synonymous with resorts and islands. As founding Managing Director of P&O Australian Resorts, James was instrumental in the set up of exceptional nature-based tourism properties in locations such as Lizard, Heron and Bedarra Islands, the Daintree and Tasmania. The creation of Baillie Lodges in 2003 was a natural progression, with aims to set new benchmarks in Australian luxury experiential travel. Capella Lodge on World Heritage-listed Lord Howe Island launched the collection, followed by Southern Ocean Lodge, Kangaroo Island, Australia’s first true luxury lodge experience.
Filip Boyen, Chief Operating Officer, Orient-Express Hotels Ltd, joined the Company in 1998. In his present role, he has operational responsibility for all the company’s hotels, restaurants, trains and cruises, with a focus on profitability, quality assurance and service standards. He was appointed VP, Africa, Australasia and Latin America for Orient-Express in October 2005. Prior to this, Filip was Managing Director of Orient-Express Hotels Peru, responsible for running the company’s four hotels and railway transportation business, PeruRail.
Sarina Bratton founded Orion Expedition Cruises in 2004 and serves as Managing Director of the company. The ships Orion and Orion II as well as the company are held in the highest regard in Asia Pacific for sustainable tourism development. Bratton has held many senior management positions within the cruise industry as well as senior board positions within Australian governments, including Australian Maritime Safety Authority (deputy chair) and Australian Trade Commission. Sarina has received numerous awards including Veuve Clicquot Business Woman of the Year Award for her ‘entrepreneurship and vision’.
Divia Thani Daswani is editor of Condé Nast Traveller magazine, which launched in India in October as a bimonthly title catered to the upmarket Indian traveller. Divia has worked extensively in publishing, to bring in titles such as Vogue and Time Out to the country. She graduated summa cum laude with a degree in English Literature from the University of Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania.
Leonardo Ferragamo, as CEO of Palazzo Feroni Finanziaria, guides the diversified investments of the Ferragamo Group among which he chairs the Lungarno Hotels SpA. Previous to this he was devoted to the development and commercialisation of the Ferragamo product. Leonardo, who has a lifetime passion for sailing, is also chairman of Nautor Holding and of Nautor’s Swan and chairman of the board of Camper & Nicholsons. In December 2011 Leonardo received the ‘Lifetime Achievement Award’ assigned to him by the International Star Diamond in the hospitality sector.
Klara Glowczewska was appointed Editor in Chief of Condé Nast Traveler in January of 2005. An editor at the magazine since its 1987 inception, she held the position of Executive Editor since 1992. Before joining Condé Nast, Ms. Glowczewska held a number of highly regarded positions in book publishing and journalism, including at Random House and at The New York Review of Books. She has also edited for Condé Nast Publications’ Vanity Fair and The New Yorker.
Christopher Sanderson is co-founder of The Future Laboratory, where he is responsible for delivering the company’s extensive global roster of conferences, media events and in-house briefings. Clients include Louis Vuitton, Design Hotels, the Ministry for Tourism, Australia, and Women’s Wear Daily’s CEO Summits. Before co-founding The Future Laboratory, he was UK communications director for surfwear brand Quiksilver, and a lecturer in visual communication at the University of the Arts in London. He has also served on the advisory panel for the British Council’s Creative Industries Unit and he is the presenter of Channel Four’s latest trends and technology show, Home of the Future.
James Wallman was formerly senior trends analyst for The Future Laboratory, consulting and running trend safaris for brands such as Absolut, BMW and Coors. With an MA in classics from Oxford University and an MA in journalism from the London College of Communication (LCC) - where he was awarded the Charles Oldham Scholarship (Oxford) and the Evening Standard Prize (LCC) - he also writes the futurology column for tech magazine T3.
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