Thursday, July 25, 2024
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ABTA has introduced a new conference lineup designed to keep its members and the broader travel industry informed and prepared for future changes. This extensive series will address current legal developments, travel trends, regulatory updates, and industry moves towards sustainability.
Amidst the backdrop of a new government, these conferences will provide insights into evolving policies, legislation, and regulations, helping travel businesses navigate these changes effectively.
ABTA’s conferences are known for fostering thought-provoking discussions, showcasing exemplary case studies, and facilitating networking opportunities with industry peers.
Open to the entire travel sector, this year’s program features an early bird pricing option, offering reduced rates for early registrations. ABTA members and Partners can also benefit from additional discounts.
ABTA’s Chief Executive, Mark Tanzer said:
“We are excited to unveil our new conference schedule for 2024/25, which supports our members and the wider industry in understanding the latest industry developments, to ensure that our sector remains poised to adapt and capitalise on any changes that may arise in the upcoming year.
“A line-up of first-class speakers will inform, inspire and engage delegates and will ensure attendees will leave prepared for this transformative period. We are encouraging those wishing to attend a conference to make the most of our pricing structure by booking early.”
The 2024/25 schedule includes nine conferences:
- Mergers and Acquisitions: 15 October 2024
- Travel Regulations: 18 November 2024
- Travel Trends: 26 November 2024
- Travel Matters: 3 December 2024
- Travel Finance: 4/5 March 2025
- Sustainable Travel: 25 March 2025
- Aviation Forum: 3 April 2025 (free for ABTA members)
- Travel Law: 13-14 May 2025
- Travel Marketing: 21 May 2025
New pricing structure offers early bird rates for all conferences.
ABTA, the UK’s leading trade association for travel agents, tour operators, and the wider travel industry, represents over 4,600 travel brands with a combined pre-pandemic annual UK turnover of £40 billion.
