The Resilience Council is back at WTM London! Join our panels of experts for an insightful discussion on tourism’s most pressing issues.

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ITB Berlin is an innovative platform, at the forefront of the travel and tourism industry since 1966. The travel trade show and convention welcome key industry players from around the world, both in-person and online.

ITB Berlin Convention is organized as a supplementary onsite event. With 20 years of expertise, ITB Berlin Convention is renown as the travel industry’s paramount think tank. It boats various theme tracks across 4 stages.

A World for Travel announced a unique collaboration with the TIS – Tourism Innovation Summit and the City of Seville to highlight the fantastic work done in Seville which culminated in the city becoming Europe’s 2023 Smart City. Thus, the AWFT was held in parallel with the TIS at the Fibes Convention Centre in an effort to minimize the impact of two different events and all the people travelling to both.

The AWFT format continued its successful Davos-style design with global dignitaries and industry stars to provide thought leadership that delivers the “how” not just the “what.” in terms of sustainability. We examined 5 discernible shift categories: social, environmental, climatic, economic and technical. In each case we aim to share what developments are in process and what will be the future. Within these shifts we have addressed marine and regenerative tourism, human capital issues and technological challenges.

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Arabian Travel Market is the market leading, international travel and tourism event unlocking business potential within the Middle East for inbound and outbound tourism professionals. Tourism destinations from around the world will once again unite in Dubai to showcase their brand alongside the biggest names in accommodation and hospitality, renowned tourism destinations and attractions, innovative travel technology providers and airlines.

The Resilience Council hosted 12 sessions at ATM in 2023, covering subjects from Sustainability, Defining Traveller Behaviours, Maritime Tourism, Greenwashing and Carbon offsetting.

ITB Berlin is an innovative platform, at the forefront of the travel and tourism industry since 1966. The travel trade show and convention welcome key industry players from around the world, both in-person and online.

ITB Berlin Convention is organized as a supplementary onsite event. With 20 years of expertise, ITB Berlin Convention is renown as the travel industry’s paramount think tank. It boats various theme tracks across 4 stages.

The two-day, Davos-style event aims to transform the travel industry to embrace sustainability in all aspects of its activities including environmental, social, economic and climatic.

In its second year, AWFT - making travel sustainable, will offer two days of high level discussions, sharing of best practice and lessons learned in the public and private sectors. Speakers will address how to approach the human aspect and travel’s impact on a destination, business, community, their economy and adaptation to climate change.

Ministers and dignitaries from more than 20 destinations around the world, business leaders and experts will set out their visions and policies. Influential corporations Mastercard, Google, Costa Cruises, American Express GBT, Accor, Centaurus, SNCF, Roland Berger and Pierre et Vacances will be among dozens at the event.

“A World for Travel is not just another forum, it is a unifying event,” said Christian Delom, AWFT Secretary General.

The Resilience Through Tourism Summit will bring together key stakeholders from the private and public sectors to discuss strategies for recovery and developing resilience, brand management for sustainable growth and effective communications. The one-day conference will look at regional and international case studies and shared best practices.

Through our regional events, we focus on building indigenous capacity. The Jordanian event will highlight the theory and practice of winning strategies that have resulted in resilience. We will seek to understand the line between civil and corporate responses, what resources are available and the importance of private public partnerships when addressing destination perceptions. The objective of the event is to identify and agree on initiatives that will improve the travel experience for the traveler. Global figures in attendance will include tourism ministers and officials, journalists, public relations and media.

The audience will be 30% international and 70% regional (MENA) corporations, travel providers, financial institutions, public relations firms, crisis management companies, insurers, assistance companies, media (social, consumer and trade), hotel development corporations, destinations, NGOs, governments, academics, cyber security companies, loyalty companies and internet firms. Lending the support and endorsements of the event are leading global associations such as USAID, UNWTO, WTTC, PATA, Tourism Cares, USTOA and CLIA.