News 07.11.13
What’s on today... From 12pm to 5 ITT
YOU FUTURE
Ask the experts Industry experts including Genesys’s Paul Richer and Travel Perspective’s Mark Frary will be on hand this afternoon as part of WTM’s “advice clinic” session. Prebooking essential.
From 9am to midday
Overseas volunteering Join Professor Harold Goodwin (above), Abta’s Nikki White and People and Places’ Sallie Grayson to debate what more the industry can do to improve the experience for volunteers and to ensure that the communities with whom the volunteers work benefit. 10.30-11.30am Platinum Suite 1
presentation outlining the importance of tourism, his vision for London as a tourism destination and the impact of the Olympics. 11-11.45am WTM Knowledge Theatre (GV750)
BTALKUSINESS
ITT Future You Conference A careers-focused session for students, organised by the Institute of Travel & Tourism. This year, students will once again hear from TTG’s very own Tomorrow’s Travel Leaders, who will give their own insight into how to succeed in travel. 11am-1.30pm Platinum Suites 3 & 4
WTM Talk Business – Kit Malthouse Kit Malthouse, London deputy mayor for business and enterprise, will give a
WTM Talk Business – Barbara Cassani No-frills pioneer Barbara Cassani (left), who founded Go for British Airways and played a key role in the London 2012 Olympics bid, will be interviewed by WTM’s aviation expert John Strickland and share her insight into the aviation sector. 11.45am-12.30pm WTM Knowledge Theatre (GV750)
Responsible Tourism & Heritage A panel of experts look at how tourism to heritage sites such as Durham Cathedral contributes to the conservation of the heritage and to the local communities who live in or near the sites and whose heritage it is. 12-12.30pm Platinum Suite 1
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