Hospitality & Tourism Summit

ABTA’s Delivering Sustainable Travel conference returns for 2022. This hybrid event is designed for travel and tourism providers based in the UK or overseas, who are committed to making travel more sustainable. Attend in person in central London or participate online via a custom built platform.The conference will provide travel businesses of all sizes with actionable guidance and advice on how take action to deliver sustainable practices across your organisation. Travel agents, tour operators and wider industry are welcome to attend.

The Hunter Hotel Investment Conference, also known as HUNTER, is a highly-anticipated annual gathering of prominent leaders and investors in the hotel industry along with up-and-coming hoteliers and entrepreneurs. We believe successful businesses and investments are built on meaningful relationships. With this in mind, we focused the programming and format of HUNTER around networking opportunities and insightful sessions on industry trends. We invite all members of the hospitality industry, no matter the size of your property portfolio, to join us at HUNTER to get business done.

Future Travel Experience Global 2021 is an independent global forum that brings together airlines, airports, government agencies, vendors, start-ups, terminal designers, architects, ground handlers, destination partners and various other travel industry stakeholders to define tomorrow’s end-to-end passenger experience and business performance opportunities. In addition, to keep the show moving forward we are introducing a brand-new hybrid event concept, which will transform the show into FTE Global+, powered by in-person participation onsite in Las Vegas and complemented by pre and post event online resources to further amplify its reach. Through a comprehensive set of conferences, the exhibition and a unique networking agenda, FTE Global+ 2021 will deliver the ideas, insights and inspiration that all stakeholders need to benchmark their plans against those of their peers around the world, and future proof their strategies

The last year has presented complex challenges for our industry. Hotel owners and operators were pressed to focus on safe conditions for their teams and guests. We saw a significant portions of Mexico’s economy come to a halt and, with it, the temporary shutdown of much of the country’s hotel inventory. We also observed the industry’s rapid reaction, creating conditions that might allow for property openings as local conditions allowed. And, of course, we remained close to hotel owners, investors and financial institutions as they evaluated measures that might lighten the financial burden of assets, thereby allowing a period of transition to the beginning of a recovery period that is gradually gaining strength.