Get to grips with sustainable tourism in person
Intensive new look full day masterclasses in London and Berlin to share current opportunities and connections with tourism ministries, destinations, tour operators and NGOs
New look autumn and spring masterclasses in London & Berlin will concentrate on green destination creation, branding, marketing and growth.
Subjects will include: Climate change opportunities, a new tourism future of opportunity for destinations, green tourism futures, green marketing, green finance and support,
All Sustainable Tourism Masterclasses are aimed at helping ministries of tourism, destinations and other tourism players – including OTAs, tour operators, travel agents airlines, railways and other transportation operators achieve sustainable ROI.
The full day masterclasses will be held in central London on 19 September and 7 November 2014 and Berlin on 3 March 2015. There will be limited opportunities to attend via Skype/other web.
Whatever your place in the tourism industry you will benefit from the joined-up GREEN – and very challenging thinking and opportunities that these masterclasses provide.
The masterclass format is short informative presentations by specialists followed by discussion – Chatham House rules (reporting of subjects but no reporting of names!)
So that all the important subjects packed into the day can be dealt with fully and satisfactorily and leave time for discussions and networking, the 12 hour intensive masterclass will include lunch, supper, and post event information.
Each masterclass is kept to a maximum of 25 participants to provide in depth understanding and discussions of this complex and substantial opportunity. The current package cost includes full information pack, networking luncheon and supper: £500 per attendee
To reserve a special earlybird place at the masterclass (just £250) and for any further information email [email protected] now
There will be a few tourism masters students seats available at each masterclass for £150 per student participant.
Sustainable Tourism Masterclasses have been held for the last six years and have attracted full houses of attendees and top speakers of global repute.
A full synthesis report is circulated to all attendees and all attendees are both invited to join the masterclass network and the closed online group.
The Sustainable Tourism Masterclass is part of the Sustainable Tourism Report Suite 2014 supported by Thomas Cook plc., Discover Ltd., Cape Town Tourism, Amstel Botel bv., EUCC-Quality Coast, Innovation Norway, Green Tourism, International Coalition of Tourism Partners and GreenEarth.travel
The Sustainable Tourism Report Suite is one of a range of Green Growth Tourism Tools including specific reports, masterclasses, market intelligence, tailor-made integrated solutions, integrated destination marketing initiatives, think tanks and investment roadmaps.
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