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Ministers' Programme WTM ® Ministers’ Programme EBRAT EL IN C G • • 3– 6 November 2014 / ExCeL London YEARS • O • F S B U S I N E S wtmlondon.com/ministers 3 - 6 November 2014 London UNWTO & WTM® Ministers’ Summit “Tourism and Mega-Events: building a lasting legacy” Tourism and mega-events are closely interlinked in today’s globalized society. Many of those participating in mega events are tourists, while mega events have an enormous impact in all the components of the tourism value chain of the host destination(s). Beyond the immediate impacts in terms of investment, infrastructure- namely accommodation and transport, urban development or regeneration, employment generation and brand exposure- there are a number of legacy impacts that should be associated with hosting a mega-event. This year’s UNWTO & WTM Ministers’ Summit will look into what it takes to create a lasting tourism legacy from hosting mega-events. REGISTRATION To register please visit wtmlondon.com/register For further information please contact: Montse Navarro at UNWTO Email: [email protected] Tel: +34 91 567 81 38 Or call the World Travel Market team Tel: +44 (0)20 8910 7787 3 - 6 Nov 2014 / ExCeL London / wtmlondon.com/ministers WTM® 2014 Ministerial Programme MONDAY 3 NOVEMBER Visit WTM, destination stands and conduct media interviews – Exhibition Floor, ExCeL London 14:30 – 15:15 Keynote Speech: The Rt Hon Sajid Javid MP, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport UK – Platinum Suite 5 & 6 TUESDAY 4 NOVEMBER 10:00 – 10:45 Registration 11.00 – 13.00 UNWTO & WTM Ministers’ Summit – WTM Global Stage – AS850, Exhibition Floor, ExCeL London Opening Remarks 11.00 – 11.20 Simon Press, Senior Exhibition Director, World Travel Market Taleb Rifai, Secretary-General, World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) Panel Debate The 2014 edition of the UNWTO & WTM Ministers’ Summit will focus on the links between tourism and mega-events, focusing on: • How to measure the impact of mega-events on tourism destinations • How to ensure adequate infrastructure development and planning • How to promote environmentally sustainable events • How to translate the hosting of mega-events into strong destination brands • How to promote community engagement and invest in human capital Confi rmed Speakers (as of Tuesday 21st October) Moderator: Max Foster, CNN International Mr. Thomas Waldner H.E. Mr. Issa Mohammed H.E. Mrs. Amel Karboul Project Director, Donauinselfest Al Mohannadi Minister of Tourism, Tunisia Chairman, Qatar Tourism Authority, Qatar Mr. Christopher Rodrigues 11.20 – 12.55 H.E. Dr. Wykeham McNeill Minister of Tourism and Entertainment, H.E. Mrs. Isabel Borrego CBE – Chairman, VisitBritain, Jamaica Secretary of State for Tourism, Spain United Kingdom Mr. Hiromi Tagawa Dr. Jiang DU Mr. David Scowsill Chairman, Japan Association Vice Chairman, China National Tourism President and CEO, of Travel Agents (JATA) Administration (CNTA), China World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) H.E. Mr. Michel Pharaon Hon. Mr. Derek Hanekon Minister of Tourism, Lebanon Minister of Tourism, South Africa Mr. Alan Gilpin Head of Rugby World Cup H.E. Mr. Adolfo Mesquita Nunes Mr. Hamad A. Al-Sheikh Secretary of State for Tourism, Portugal Vice President for Marketing & Programs H.E. Mr. Vinícius Nobre Lages Saudi Commission for Tourism and Minister of Tourism Antiquities (SCTA), Saudi Arabia Brazil WEDNESDAY12:55 5– 13:00 NOVEMBERClosing Remarks 10:00 – 12:00 Offi cial WTM Responsible Tourism Opening - including Stephen Sackur Interview and World Responsible Tourism Awards – WTM Global Stage AS850. Launch of the 10 Year Framework of Programmes for Sustainable Tourism by UNWTO and Moroccan Minister of Tourism Stephen Sackur Interview What can the tourism industry do for the conservation of Elephants and Rhino? Charlie Mayhew, Chief Executive, Tusk Trust; Colin Bell, Africa’s Finest The World Responsible Tourism Awards. Organised by Responsibletravel.com, Sponsored by Oman Ministry of Tourism THURSDAY 6 NOVEMBER 10:00 – 16:00 WTM Thursday Programme This year’s programme features content from a variety of sectors including Responsible Tourism, Wellness and Digital Technology WTM® Ministerial Dinner In association with UNWTO, Sponsored by Travel Channel World Travel Market, in association with Programme: alone our audience has experienced an UNWTO and Travel Channel, has the 19:15 Drinks Reception astonishing growth of 170% year on year pleasure of inviting Tourism Ministers to a – and this is great news for advertisers 20.00 Dinner Gala Dinner, Tuesday 4th November. hoping to reach our largely upscale, 22.30 Evening Ends mature audience who love to travel. This exclusive evening is taking place at London’s Victoria Travel Channel is Travel Channel International is part of & Albert Museum. the world’s leading Scripps Networks International, the travel-themed global development arm of Scripps Editors from 45 leading global travel entertainment Networks Interactive, Inc. The company’s trade publications and the industry’s broadcaster. Broadcasting 24/7 in more lifestyle media portfolio also comprises leading private sector will also join than 130 countries across Europe, popular lifestyle television and internet the event. We hope that you will be Middle East, Africa and Asia Pacific, we brands Food Network, HGTV, DIY able to join in what promises to be connect audiences through a shared love Network, Cooking Channel and country an exceptional event and an exciting of travel, food and adventure. We have music network Great American Country. opportunity to meet existing & new recently added a whole host of brand new industry colleagues and Tourism programming to our network – and our Further information can be found at Ministers from across the world. audiences love what we’re doing. In the UK www.travelchannel.co.uk RESERVE A PLACE Please RSVP to [email protected] or Tel: 07769 857266 by Wednesday 29th October. Please note that participation is limited to one Minister/Head of National Tourism Administration plus one Aide per country Dress Code: Business Attire or National Dress. Address: The Victoria & Albert Museum, Exhibition Road Entrance, John Madejski Garden London, SW7 2RL. ©Edward Hill Photography The Victoria & Albert Museum, London #WTM14 wtmlondon.com/ministers 3 - 6 November 2014 London.
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