Sustainable Tourism 2010 masterclass: get fully briefed now: few seats left
Stefan Gossling world authority on tourism and climate change
Get briefed and connected now before the trade shows and more tourism taxes. Masterclass includes carbon market, green hotels: operators going green: local purchasing and social networking: discounts still available.
Vision readers can still get 40% Discount for this unique learning and networking event.
The annual Sustainable Tourism Masterclass is to be held on 17th September in London in conjunction with Innovation for Sustainable Development Center.
Speakers include:
- Gordon Sillence, creator of Destinet sustainable tourism portal is to share experience on sustainable tourism, the internet and globalization.
- JP Bergkvist – author of Sustainability in Practice – will be delivering a typically dynamic presentation.
- Stefan Gössling is professor at the Department of Service Management, Lund University, and research coordinator of the Research Centre for Sustainable Tourism, Western Norway Research Institute.
- Robert Weston has been at the forefront of state-of-the-art marketing for 30 years, in corporate responsibility strategy, culture change, education, training and communications for 20 years.
- Gopinath Parayil is Chief executive of responsible travel company The Blue Yonder, and Managing Trustee of International Centre for Responsible Tourism India, Gopi co-founded the responsible tourism networking and is currently Global coordinator of VESTAS -Vision European Sustainable Tourism Awards.
- Valere Tjolle, publisher and editor of Vision on Sustainable Tourism and the Sustainable Tourism Report Suite, will be moderator.
The masterclass is kept to a maximum of 25 participants to provide in depth understanding and discussions. The package cost includes full information pack, luncheon and supper, and participation in all webinars: £500 per attendee.
There are currently a few seats available with 40% reduction – subject to space being available at the time of booking.
Sustainable Tourism Masterclasses have been held for the last three years and have attracted full houses attendees and top speakers of global repute.
Get more information now email: [email protected]
The masterclass offers the opportunity to network in an informal but information-packed day.
"I look at this MasterClass and these Webinars and marvel at the time and money I did not have to spend to harvest the wisdom of so many international movers and shakers – The great thing about the MasterClass Webinar series is how it makes available to the world the accumulated experience of leading thinkers and thinking leaders.” Said Lelei LeLaulu, co-chair, Innovation for Sustainable Development Center
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