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World Travel And Tourism Council - The World Travel & Tourism Council Global Summit - Previous WTTC Global Summit Themes and Locations
2013- 13th Global Summit Abu Dhabi "A time for leadership" 2012 -12th Global Summit Tokyo/Sendai “Leading a Dynamic Industry through Turbulent Times ...
2013- 13th Global Summit Abu Dhabi "A time for leadership" 2012 -12th Global Summit Tokyo/Sendai “Leading a Dynamic Industry through Turbulent Times ...
World Travel And Tourism Council - The World Travel & Tourism Council Global Summit
... Each year, WTTC’s Global Summit is the most influential Travel Tourism event of the year, bringing together almost 1000 industry leaders, to tackle some of the most pressing issues facing Travel ... is by invitation from the World Travel Tourism Council and the Global Summit Host Committee only, and is reserved for those who lead Travel Tourism enterprises and organisations in the private ... The Tokyo/Sendai Global Summit was described as ’… one of the most demanding yet most rewarding conventions I have ever attended – even more so as a host ...
... Each year, WTTC’s Global Summit is the most influential Travel Tourism event of the year, bringing together almost 1000 industry leaders, to tackle some of the most pressing issues facing Travel ... is by invitation from the World Travel Tourism Council and the Global Summit Host Committee only, and is reserved for those who lead Travel Tourism enterprises and organisations in the private ... The Tokyo/Sendai Global Summit was described as ’… one of the most demanding yet most rewarding conventions I have ever attended – even more so as a host ...
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