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CONFERENCE PREVIEW


Advantage Conference 2019: As consortium celebrates 40 years in business, Ben Ireland catches up Cadiz, Spain


Advantage designs ‘bite-sized’ sessions to inspire and educate


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essions at this year’s Advantage Conference in Cadiz will be broken down into “bite-sized”


chunks to allow agents to get more involved and cover more topics. Breakout sessions at the Valentin


Sancti Petri Hotel & Convention Centre on Sunday, May 19, will be hosted across four rooms, representing each decade Te Advantage Travel Partnership has been in business. Sessions will be either leisure


or business-focused, but some will feature both, reflecting the shiſting paterns of members’ businesses. Specific topics will include


branding, led by Kuoni’s Dean Harvey; sales, presented by Reality Training’s Bob Morrell; luxury travel, moderated by Travel Weekly’s Lucy Huxley; fraud prevention, by David Scot of law firm Horwich Farrelly;


16 MAY 2019 An agent can’t


just be an agent any more. They have to be financiers, marketers and sales people too


personalisation, led by Travelport’s Guy Snelgar; and corporate social responsibility, presented by G Adventures’ Brian Young. Chief executive Julia Lo Bue-


Said said: “It is about providing delegates with inspirational topics of discussion, lessons and key learnings to take back to their businesses. “Today’s world is really complex.


An agent can’t just be an agent any more. Tey have to be masters of everything: financiers, marketers, sales people. Te days when you


Bob Morrell, Reality Training


could just be a travel agent have gone. “What we are really trying to


achieve in our 40th year is how could we break down all the challenges we face into bite-sized sessions. We’ve got more sessions than ever before, which should change the dynamic and focus on areas where members can really come away thinking about how they can tailor these lessons to their businesses and choose which sessions will benefit them the most. “We are not just selling travel, we


have to be great marketers. It’s about your individual brand, not just the business’s brand. “If delegates have smaller groups


they have that ability to really get involved. Going to conference is an investment for everybody, so we want to make sure everyone going gets a return on that. Te only way we can do that is through the content.”


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