HWT frontliners in trans Tasman tie-up
For the first time, Harvey World Travel’s annual Frontliners Conference will bring together agents from both Australia and New Zealand.
More than 216 agents from Harvey World Travel in Australia will meet with more than 160 of their Kiwi counterparts to share product knowledge, training activities and best practice solutions.
The conference will take place in Auckland at SKYCITY August 3-6 with a ‘Challenge Yourself’ theme.
"The opportunity to unite so many of our team members from across Australia and New Zealand on the first day of the conference was simply too good to miss," said David Rivers, managing director of Harvey World Travel.
The first day of the conference will include a joint opening, keynote and supplier’s ‘Show & Tell’ exhibition, followed by a Kiwi street party.
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