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September 11, 2025 Event Programme Premium sponsors Destination sponsor 5 Sponsors
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ravel Weekly’s eighth Future of Travel Conference took
place at the offices of long-term partner Google in central London on September 11. The event was supported by premium sponsors easyJet holidays, Inspiretec and
Salesforce, destination partner Visit Gibraltar and sponsors A-Rosa, Seabourn, Stuba and Themis Advisory.
1. Neil Swanson, Tui; Garry Wilson, easyJet holidays; and Lucy Huxley, T
ravel Weekly 2. Former Lloyds Bank chief economist
Professor Trevor Williams was the keynote speaker, courtesy of Seabourn 3. Christian Santos, minister of tourism for destination partner Gibraltar 4. The event drew a capacity crowd of more than 140 executives to Google’s London offices 5. Google’s Anna Sawbridge discussed the impact of AI on the travel industry in a panel
also featuring Simon Powell, Inspiretec (left) and Andy Gauld, Deloitte 6. Lucy Huxley discussed the future outlook with Paul Waters,
Premier Travel; Lesley Rollo, dnata Travel Group UK; and Samantha Stimpson, Fred Olsen Cruise Lines 7. Craig Davidson, Flexi Reps; and David Sharman, Newmarket Holidays 8. Jay Chauhan, Google, spoke on the importance of nurturing innovation 9. Karen Farndell, Holland America Line; and Ruth Venn, P&O Cruises 10. Natasha Marson, of premium sponsor easyJet holidays 11. Dame Irene Hays spoke on the future of travel distribution
12. A panel of finance and regulatory specialists featured Chris Photi, White Hart Associates; Martin Alcock, Travel Trade Consultancy; and Joanna Kolatsis, Themis Advisory 13. Guest speaker Professor Trevor Williams, with Carly Perkins, Lynn Narraway and Tom Andrews, all from sponsor Seabourn 14. Simon Powell, from
premium sponsor Inspiretec 15. Garry Wilson, easyJet holidays 16. Lucia Rowe, from sponsor A-Rosa River Cruises 17. Lucy Huxley with Neil Swanson and Dame Irene Hays
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