07.11.13 News 5pm
Passport to Greece Travel agents attending WTM on Wednesday and Thursday can take part in “Passport to Greece” from 2-3.30pm on both days, collecting stamps from various Greek exhibitors for the chance to win prizes. Drop in at 12.30pm for a cooking demonstration and at 1.30pm to taste the results. 12.30-3.30pm (EM1000)
Travel Bloggers Unite A series of TBU sessions include a debate on if and how you can measure ROI when working with travel bloggers (1.30-2.45pm) and an advice session for travel bloggers on how to better market your services (3-4pm).
ACCESSIBLE TRAVEL
Train on accessible travel Agents can join the German National Tourist Office on its stand this afternoon for a training session entitled Accessible Travel – the Future, which ties in with the GNTO’s recent launch of an accessible travel
campaign. 2pm (EM540) All day
Heads up on clean water Be sure to visit the Just A Drop team in the Boulevard (Custom House Entrance) at any point during WTM for your chance to have your head appear on a £1 coin – just like the Queen. Just a Drop is asking visitors to donate £1 towards clean water projects in developing countries.
Discover Cyprus wine One of Cyprus’s most renowned
sommeliers, Pambos Papadopoulos, will be overseeing wine tastings throughout the show. Sip while you learn more about the country’s responsible tourism. (EM1100)
Try your luck for a big Qatar prize Qatar’s WTM theme is “Timeless”, highlighting its heritage and legends, from pearl divers in the first millennium BC, to becoming a cosmopolitan hub of the Middle East. Enter a lucky dip to win pearl earrings, tickets to the V&A Museum’s Pearl exhibition (below), which runs until January 19 – or a holiday to Qatar. (ME100)
WIN
Take a break with Oman Drop by the Oman stand for coffee, dates and giveaways. UK travel agents completing the online travel training at
omanacademy.com before November 15
have the chance to win a Google Nexus 7, a Kindle or £10 Lovetoshop vouchers. (ME500)
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Victoria and Albert Museum
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