World Travel Market
Despite the fact that China offers huge profits from travel products and a searing rate of unprecedented development, few companies have conquered the market. The World Travel Market ChinaContact forum - the only one of its kind outside of China - aims to help businesses cash in on what will be the largest source market and top tourist destination by 2020.
The one-day conference, China – the Future of Travel in 2007 will be held at ExCeL London during World Travel Market on Wednesday 14 November. The initiative is supported by PATA, VisitBritain, Visit London, the China-Britain Business Council and UKinbound.
“Since 1999, China has embarked on phenomenal growth domestically and internationally”
“Over the next 12 years this is expected to remain stable at more than 10%, opening up a completely new and exciting market.
“But because of communication difficulties, the cultural gap as well as restrictive legal and financial policies in China, the response from the international industry has been disappointing and the challenges remain untapped.
“But the importance of the Chinese market will be strengthened even more with the Olympics in 2008.
“It is for this reason that for the second year running World Travel Market is linking up with ChinaContact, the market entry specialists who have the expertise and experience to really change the situation.”
The conference programme is being produced by Roy Graff, Managing Director of ChinaContact. He said:” We are organising a series of forums and interactive workshops throughout the day to help delegates learn effective communications and understand how to navigate the legal and financial obstacles that may be in the way.
“As the world’s attention turns firmly to focus on China, no travel organisation can afford to miss this rare opportunity for real knowledge and networking with Chinese travel professionals.
“ChinaContact’
The forum will include an assessment on recent changes in China’s tourism industry, new trends, policies and major players. The day will also examine the link between sports and tourism and the opportunities for western travel companies in the light of China’s Olympic dreams and the growing interest in sport. Experts will also take an in depth look at the Chinese inbound and outbound markets.
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