The World Tourism Forum Institute (WTFI) has announced its upcoming Global Tourism Forum ‘Year 2100’ summit, an event where the future of travel and tourism in the coming years of the 21st century will be discussed.
The online summit will assemble top experts, industry professionals, and tech innovators to discuss the latest developments and trends shaping the future of the global tourism industry, share their respective insights and experiences, and also offer fresh perspectives on the future of world travel and tourism.
Scheduled to hold virtually on the 30th of June 2023, the summit will be a discussion ground for a number of industry issues including the impact of AI on tourism, space tourism, future innovative technologies for transportation, as well as the place of blockchain technology in the future of tourism.
President of the World Tourism Forum Institute Bulut Bağcı said, “We’re thrilled to host the Year 2100 Summit and bring together a diverse group of experts to explore the future of tourism.”
“As we look ahead to the next century, it’s important to consider how emerging technologies and changing global trends will impact the way we travel and experience the world.”
Attendees at the summit will have the opportunity to connect with co-partners in the industry, network with top tourism experts, and also learn about the latest trends and innovations in the future of global tourism.
The Global Tourism Forum is a top platform for industry professionals, researchers, and policymakers to collaborate, share ideas, and address the latest trends and challenges in the tourism industry. Through its summits, conferences, and other such events, the forum seeks to foster a more sustainable, inclusive, and innovative tourism industry for the 21st century.
An initiative of the London-based World Tourism Forum Institute, the Global Tourism Forum has a prestigious history of attracting top industry dons to participate and speak at its annual summits.
Speakers at previous summits include former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair, former French President François Hollande, and former European Parliament President David Sassoli.
Registration for the ‘Year 2100’ summit is free of charge. Visit www.globaltourismforum.org to register.
