ITB Asia extends conference programme
ITB Asia has announced four new conferences to join the line-up for this year’s show in October.
Panel discussions will focus on the boom in the luxury hospitality and retail segments, new developments in the Chinese corporate travel market, travel buyer and supplier collaborations, and a look at the cruise industry.
ITB Asia 2012 will be held from October 17-19 at The Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore.
The conference programme will kick-off on the first day of the show with a keynote speech from Horst Schulz, president and CEO Capella Hotels, who will share insights on The Global Hospitality Industry Today and Tomorrow.
The programme will continue with the Luxury Retailers vs Luxury Hoteliers panel discussion featuring speakers representing some of the best brands in the business, including Capella Hotels, LVMH and Hilton Worldwide’s Waldorf-Astoria and Conrad brands.
The session addressing new developments in Chinese corporate travel market will also take place on October 17.
Taking place on the second day of the show, Asia Cruise Association Panel session: Navigating the Cruise Industry Towards Greater Profits will be facilitated by the ACA, the association devoted to the growth of the cruise industry in the Asia-Pacific region.
Ian Jarrett
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