Sustainable tourism masterclass: earlybird discount available only to end month
Professor Stefan Gossling – global authority on climate change and tourism
Last 5 places are available at this year’s sustainable tourism masterclass reservations by 30 July will attract 40% discount
This years annual Sustainable Tourism Masterclass is to be held on 17th September in London in conjunction with Innovation for Sustainable Development Center.
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 and ex Vice President Sustainable Business at Scandic Hotels – will be delivering a typically dynamic presentation about the benefits of sustainable tourism in the hospitality industry
Stefan Gössling – professor at Lund University, and research coordinator of the Research Centre for Sustainable Tourism, Western Norway Research Institute will talk about the effects and opportunities of climate change.
Robert Weston – green marketing guru, creator of Organismics and co-launcher of UK Farmers’ Markets will talk about the benefits of tourism to sustainability.
Gopinath Parayil – chief executive of The Blue Yonder, founder of Nila Foundation Managing Trustee of ICRT India, co-founder of responsible tourism networking Global coordinator of VESTAS -Vision European Sustainable Tourism Awards, tireless global advocate for responsible tourism will talk about travel and philanthropy
Valere Tjolle – publisher and editor of Vision on Sustainable Tourism and the Sustainable Tourism Report Suite, will moderate
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.
Bookings made for the Masterclass by 30 July will attract a 40% reduction ie £200 – 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 full details 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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