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PhocusWright @ITB BERLIN
(6th March 2008)
Keynote: Re-inventing the Holiday Booking The definition of a low cost carrier (LLC) continues to evolve, as does the role tour operators play in a new marketplace. These two industry sectors are combining in interesting ways to create new business paradigms
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Travolution’s Travel Technology Show 2008
(5th February 2008 - 6th February 2008)
Drawing from personal experiences, Ranjan Singh charts the 2 year journey of his successful start-up from its brainstorming phases to its current position at forefront of online travel distribution. Discussing topics such as implementation, financing, recruitment, growth strategies and beta and alpha launches, he emphasizes the potential opportunities and challenges faced along the way
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CRM in Travel – A MarketingWeek Conference.
(26 November 2007 - 27 November 2007)
Increasing traveller loyalty and maximising your revenue
Customer relationship management is high on the agenda for all corporate bodies selling business and consumer travel to the modern consumer. With more flexibility than ever demanded by the customer and multiple buying channels available, it takes more and more resources to maintain your customer base, let alone grow it.
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WTM 2007 Event Programme
(12 November 2007 - 15 November 2007)
The WTM Event Programme offers education, debate and discussion on a variety of topics affecting the travel and tourism industry.
Web 2.0 & what it means to online travel
Speaker:
Aseem Sadana, Co-founder and COO,isango!
Web 2.0 is a term used often these days across industries: media, entertainment and now, increasingly in the travel industry as well. However, Web 2.0 is rarely understood in its entirety and its implications on the travel industry even less so. Web 2.0 represents a new paradigm of computing and collaboration. It signifies enormous opportunity for online travel companies across the industry value chain. |
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Mapping tomorrow's travel, today
(08 October 2007)
The first annual World Travel CEO Forum opened in Britain's northern city of Newcastle Gateshead on October 8th 2007. Over 80 experts and travel industry figures attended the meeting to see how the travel industry is shaping our future. Climate change was top of the forum’s agenda and the message that delegates took home was that the tourism industry needs to speak with a unified voice when dealing with mounting pressure from environmentalists. |
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