Sustainable tourism masterclass opens discounted doors to tourism students
Gordon Sillence will speak on knowledge networks
Substantial discounts now available for students engaged in masters degrees
This years sustainable tourism masterclass is to offer special discounts for students engaged in masters degrees.
The full day intensive masterclass in London on 17th September is entitled ‘Tourism for the better – now and in the future”
It is to study better marketing, better communications, better social and environmental impacts and better profits – in principle and in practice
Masterclass speakers and their presentation subjects are:
Gordon Sillence:
European insider and creator of Destinet sustainable tourism portal:
Practical ways that travel and tourism industry players are reacting now, and will react in the future, to market demand for more authentic, more beneficial and more profitable tourism using local and global IT knowledge networks’
Rob Weston:
Ecohotelier, long time marketer and the man that brought farmers markets to the UK:
Practical ways that hospitality industry players are reacting now, and will react in the future, to market demand for more authentic, more beneficial and more profitable tourism using local networks’
Professor Stefan Gossling:
World authority on tourism and climate change and author of Carbon Management in Tourism,
Practical ways that travel and tourism industry players are reacting now, and will react in the future, to the pressing issue of carbon management’
Gopinath Parayil:
Global responsible tourism network creator, practising tour operator and trustee of ICRT India and the Nila Foundation
Practical ways that industry players are reacting to market demand for more authentic and more beneficial tourism’
JP Bergqvist:
Author of Sustainability in Practice and ex Vice President Sustainable Business at Scandic Hotels:
Practical ways that hospitality industry players are reacting now, and will react in the future, to market demand for more authentic, more beneficial and more profitable tourism’
Valere Tjolle
Editor of Vision on Sustainable Tourism
Is to moderate discussions
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.
Sustainable Tourism Masterclasses have been held for the last three years and have attracted full houses attendees and top speakers of global repute.
Book now email: [email protected]
Get free sustainable tourism reports from Vision on Sustainable Tourism HERE Valere Tjolle is editor of the Sustainable Tourism Report Suitewww.travelmole.com/stories/1143624.php
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