Ottawa Tourism hosted association and travel trade clients to a ‘practically perfect’ client event in London, 7 November. A relaxed welcome at Sartori Restaurant was followed by Mary Poppins at The Prince Edward Theatre and after show drinks at the Compton Street Brasserie for a group of 15 association and travel trade buyers. Ottawa Tourism’s Senior Vice President & Chief Marketing Officer, Glenn Duncan commented: “Another great evening of friendship and relationship building…last night was a chance to relax with industry friends, catch up and talk about future opportunities. “Mary Poppins famous line ‘practically perfect in every way’ was the perfect theme for the evening as it sums up not just the show but also our feelings for Canada’s capital – Ottawa. Nick Newland, Policy and Communications Manager from the Associated Country Women of the World, added: “Last night built on Ottawa Tourism’s ability to make everyone feel part of the family. Once again it was a really good fun event focused on community and friendship rather than a hard sell. “Ottawa really knows how to do this sort of event in a way that can only be described as supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.”
Ottawa Tourism hosts clients at Mary Poppins in London
Ottawa Tourism hosted association and travel trade clients to a ‘practically perfect’ client event in London last night.
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