ABTA Convention bookings up

Saturday, 02 Aug, 2002 0

ABTA has already taken 1,250 bookings for this year’s Convention in Cairo, 18-21 October.

Keith Betton, ABTA’s Head of Corporate Affairs, told TravelMole that he believes “the target of 1500 will be passed”. However, he pointed out that a lot of delegates will not have noticed that the prices go up on 20 August, when registration for ABTA Members, which is £199, will go to £284, and registration for non-members, which is currently £468, will go up to £553.

Confirmed speakers for the convention include:
Rod Eddington (BA)
David Crossland (MyTravel)
Anita Roddick (Body Shop)
Sir Ranulph Fiennes (explorer)
Jonathon Porritt (Forum for the Future)
Bob Worcester (MORI)

Read our previous stories:
28-May-2002 ABTA to make Cairo conference ‘climate neutral’
11-Apr-2002 ITN news presenter to moderate ABTA Cairo Convention



 



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