WEDDINGS


SAY ‘I DO’ TO THE DESTINATION WEDDING MARKET & ENHANCE YOUR BRAND


WHEN: MONDAY 6 NOVEMBER 15.30-16.30


WHERE: SOUTH GALLERY ROOMS 7 & 8


Learn from leading fi gures in the travel industry as they discuss innovative concepts in the destination wedding industry. The WedGlobal panel shares what’s trending in the industry, best implementation techniques and forecast destination romance trends for the next decade. This seminar ‘vows’ to reveal how to build and grow your romance brand internationally.


Speakers: Jules Bower, Photographer | Bruce Russell, Wedding Planner | Representative from Kuoni


Organised by WedGlobal


LGBT TRAVEL


INSIDE AND OUT: THE ONBC MASTERCLASS, PRESENTED BY OUT NOW BUSINESS CLASS


WHEN: TUESDAY 7 NOVEMBER 13.30-14.30 WHERE: SOUTH GALLERY ROOMS 7 & 8


Join tourism industry leaders to learn how your business can gain valuable new sales by better tapping into the growing visibility and importance of the LGBT travel market. Now valued at more than USD$200billion, this is a market that spends a lot of money with those tourism businesses that communicate their clear understanding about LGBT tourism needs.


Moderator: Ian Johnson, Chief Executive Offi cer, Out Now Speakers: Jo Rzymowska, Vice President & Managing Director, UK and Ireland & Asia, Celebrity Cruises | Sophie Griffi ths, Editor, TTG


Organised by Out Now


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