UNWTO Summit to address industry issues
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The fifth and largest UNWTO Ministers’ Summit held in cooperation with World Travel Market will turn the spotlight on how the travel and tourism sector can prosper following the global downturn.Tourism Ministers and industry leaders attending the November 8 Summit – How Tourism Can Prosper Following the Global Downturn – will discuss and agree actions and principles the sector should take moving forward to consolidate recovery. The 2011 UNWTO Ministers’ Summit at WTM is poised to be the biggest yet with almost 200 ministers and aides expected to attend. The debate will look at how the private and public sectors can work together to tackle current industry challenges.Senior industry executives will again debate with ministers how the private and public sectors can work better together. Previous industry participants include TUI CEO Peter Long, Thomas Cook CEO Manny Fontenla-Novoa and Co-op Travel MD Mike Greenacre. World Travel Market Chairman, Fiona Jeffery said: “I am very much looking forward to this year’s Ministers’ Summit. The summit is now in its fifth year and has been a great success with each one attracting more and more ministers. The 2011 edition is poised to be the biggest yet with almost 200 ministers and aides in attendance discussing the key issues to help the industry consolidate following the global downturn”. For more information on the World Travel Market’s Ministerial Programme 2011 visit www.wtmlondon.com/ministers.
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