T
ravel Weekly is
proud to fulfil its commitment to readers by unveiling details of three initiatives focused on the travel industry
MENTAL
HEALTH MATTERS
Reflecting an increasing focus on mental health in the workplace, Travel Weekly will run a programme of events and editorial features to support and educate the travel industry. Te Mental Health Maters series will be created in partnership
with the Mental Health Foundation, which is hosting Mental Health Awareness Week this week. Plans for the series include a round-table debate, a range of
features and guides, and a special Travel Weekly Business Breakfast in July featuring experts and those who can talk first-hand about their experiences of mental health issues. Mental Health Maters will also explore how travel companies
can beter understand mental health to improve customer service. Travel Weekly Group managing director Stuart Parish said:
“As awareness of mental health issues grows, we are commited to playing our part in improving understanding of this important topic and recognising the benefits of positive mental health. “Many travel companies are already taking steps to improve their
approaches to mental health, and at Travel Weekly we have recently introduced mental health first-aiders to support our own team.” He added: “Working in partnership with the Mental Health
Foundation and other experts, we hope our series will play a part in improving our industry’s understanding and support for staff, their families and customers.”
FUTU OF TRAVEL
CONFE October 18, 2019
Responding to the incredible demand for last week’s Future of Travel Selling Business Breakfast (report, page 10), we are teaming up with Google again for a full-day event which will take place on October 18. Te Future of Travel Selling
Conference will delve deeper into the challenges and opportunities facing the travel trade, with topics including consumer habits, routes to market, product, regulation and emerging technology. Speakers will include
representatives of leading retailers and suppliers, in addition to experts in a range of fields including marketing, digital communications and consumer trends. Conference delegates will also
hear from Google about its ongoing research into consumer search and
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