The Advantage Travel Partnership is bringing together its main leisure and business conferences for 2024.
The Advantage Travel Partnership conference, set to take place in Costa Mujeres, Mexico, in May, has been combined with its ITMC event for global independent travel management companies.
Advantage CEO Julia Lo Bue-Said said: “Given Advantage’s global reach, together with our ambition to deliver even greater commercial benefits for our entire network, our conference in Mexico will see us leverage our global scale and in turn deliver even more for those attending.
“Working alongside our member steering groups and global partners the content will be relevant and inspiring for businesses both in the corporate and leisure sectors, with lots of opportunities for like-minded business owners to network taking a precedence.”
She added: “For the first time our conference will be our opportunity to give back to a destination’s community, recognising that the travel industry is a force for good, whilst ensuring that the event is intrinsically designed to be as eco-friendly as possible.
“To achieve this ambition, we are now actively engaging in initiatives that will enable delegates to support and connect with local communities, and enjoy immersive experiences such as cultural exchanges, community service projects and collaborations with local businesses.
“From the hotel we are using that is committed to observing robust sustainable practices to menus that will support locally sourced ingredients with minimal waste, our ultimate goal is to leave a positive and lasting impact for delegates, the environment and communities of Cancun.
“The ability to leverage our scale goes beyond borders and operating disciplines and our 2024 conference will not only unite a more global travel community but will also shine a light on the positive impact that travel can have.”Top of Form
The event takes place from 15-18 May 2024.
To register, contact: www.advantageconference.co.uk
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The Advantage Travel Partnership conference, set to take place in Costa Mujeres, Mexico, in May, has been combined with its ITMC event for global independent travel management companies.
Advantage CEO Julia Lo Bue-Said said: “Given Advantage’s global reach, together with our ambition to deliver even greater commercial benefits for our entire network, our conference in Mexico will see us leverage our global scale and in turn deliver even more for those attending.
“Working alongside our member steering groups and global partners the content will be relevant and inspiring for businesses both in the corporate and leisure sectors, with lots of opportunities for like-minded business owners to network taking a precedence.”
She added: “For the first time our conference will be our opportunity to give back to a destination’s community, recognising that the travel industry is a force for good, whilst ensuring that the event is intrinsically designed to be as eco-friendly as possible.
“To achieve this ambition, we are now actively engaging in initiatives that will enable delegates to support and connect with local communities, and enjoy immersive experiences such as cultural exchanges, community service projects and collaborations with local businesses.
“From the hotel we are using that is committed to observing robust sustainable practices to menus that will support locally sourced ingredients with minimal waste, our ultimate goal is to leave a positive and lasting impact for delegates, the environment and communities of Cancun.
“The ability to leverage our scale goes beyond borders and operating disciplines and our 2024 conference will not only unite a more global travel community but will also shine a light on the positive impact that travel can have.”Top of Form
The event takes place from 15-18 May 2024.
To register, contact: www.advantageconference.co.uk
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