Tomorrow@WTM
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WTM Digital Infl uencers’ Speed Networking 120 of the world’s leading digital influencers will hold mini-meetings with exhibitors to discuss ways to increase exhibitors’ media exposure. 9-10.30am WTM Global Stage Networking Area by Hall Entrance S10 (AS1000)
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Dubai Parks and Resorts has lots of goodies to be won from some of its favourite characters. Plus learn about new plans for 2019 at each of the attractions. The Six Flags park, with record-breaking rollercoasters, will open next year, and Bollywood Dubai will relaunch. (ME300)
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Here’s to Future Days: the TTG Tomorrow’s Travel Leaders
Conference
This session, moderated by TTG Media group editor Pippa Jacks and chief executive Daniel Pearce, will address what it takes to be one of travel’s leaders of tomorrow. Delegates can expect to hear from the likes of John Bevan, chief executive dnata travel Europe; Tink Labs chief executive Paul Frampton-Calero; 15th Degree founder Papillon Luck; Saga Cruises & Holidays head of sales Iain Powell; and the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s Jamie-Lee Abtar. 9.30am-12.30pm Platinum Suite 3&4
Tink Labs’ Paul Frampton-Calero
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FA Cup selfi e
Have your photo taken with a replica of the FA Cup and enter a prize draw to win a pair of tickets to England v Croatia on November 18. All entrants will take-away a free Wembley Tours ‘snap wristband’. (UKI128)
World Responsible Tourism Day Kicking off World Responsible
Tourism Day Derek Hanekom, South Africa’s minister of tourism, will reflect on the country’s responsible tourism initiatives and their effect nationally and globally. This is followed by a round table hosted by the BBC’s Tanya Beckett, with female leaders in responsible tourism. The 2018 WTM Responsible Tourism Awards will then take place at midday. Winners will be announced in five categories. 11am-1pm Europe Inspiration Zone (EU80)
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Pedal power
Acclaimed Italian cyclist Vincenzo Nibali, who rides for
UCI World Team Bahrain–Merida, will be at the Bahrain Tourism & Exhibitions Authority stand today to talk about the upcoming Ironman race in the kingdom. (ME650)
Culinary quest
For WTM Festivals, Morocco is inviting delegates to a
demonstration depicting the country’s food culture in a bid to educate them on Morocco’s regional food offerings. 4.30pm (AF400)
Coffee break Relax with a coffee at the Costa Rica Tourism Board stand and learn about the destination’s latest developments, including a new focus on rural tourism. (LA200)
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Ninja party In celebration of its Aichi prefecture being the
birthplace of the samurai, Japan is hosting a ninja performance on its stand during WTM Festivals. 4.30pm (AS900)
Check out these top 10 events, activities and sessions taking place on Wednesday, the final day of the show
What happens in Vegas… The ever-popular giveaway of the Las Vegas flashing signs will take place at 3pm at the Las Vegas Convention & Visitors Authority stand. Stop off for a chance to bag one and escape to Vegas through an immersive digital experience. 3pm (NA150)
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