The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has announced a high-profile speaker list for its upcoming Global Summit, which this year will be hosted by Tourism Western Australia (TWA) in Perth. The Global Summit will run 8-10 October with the theme ‘Ancient Land: New Perspectives’ and will spotlight Australia’s rich cultural heritage and natural wonders, emphasising innovation and sustainable growth. Top business leaders set to speak in Perth include Greg O’Hara, Certares founder and senior MD and WTTC chair; Matt Goldberg, TripAdvisor CEO, and Audrey Hendley, American Express Travel president. Wildlife conservationist and TV presenter Robert Irwin will also take the stage. Julia Simpson, WTTC President & CEO, said: “The leading industrialists in Travel & Tourism who are shaping our sector and countries’ economies will be at WTTC’s Summit in Perth. Their insights and leadership are crucial as we shape the future of Travel & Tourism. “Western Australia, with its stunning natural beauty and deep commitment to sustainability and cultural diversity, is the perfect backdrop for this event. Hosting the Global Summit in Perth enables us to pioneer new ideas for tourism while honouring the rich traditions and ancient heritage of the land.” The event will bring together government representatives from around the world, offering a platform for industry leaders and officials to exchange insights, discuss best practices, and explore innovative strategies to drive the resilience and growth of the Travel & Tourism industry. WTTC’s 24th Global Summit aims to be a game-changer, setting the course for a dynamic and sustainable future in Travel & Tourism.
WTTC announces powerhouse line-up for 24th Global Summit in Perth
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