The Westin, Chicago, September 16-17
This event consistently attracts the top names in travel distribution, marketing and ecommerce. It will feature the biggest names in travel and will cover the topics that are vital to your business. Plus, it is the best networking opportunity for senior travel executives in North America.
October
TDS India is the subcontinent's only travel distribution, sales and technology forum. It is the trusted annual meeting place for debating the next evolutionary phase of in this dynamic region.
2009
The North American online travel market is growing. This report is packed with statistics and analysis that will show you how and where. Vital to create a strategy that will enable you to succeed
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Access video footage from the world’s biggest meeting of online travel and travel distribution execs. Includes more than 50 conference talks, slides and panel debates. Topics covered include online travel strategies, revenue management and ancillary revenue.
September 16-17, Chicago
Senior executives involved in Revenue Management and Pricing convene for this annual update on the latest RM, pricing and profit optimization strategies. With an emphasis on consumer behavior and scientific methodology, expert speakers from hotels, airlines and academic institutions will reveal how to grow revenue in the economic downturn.
The Westin Michigan Avenue, September 16-17
How to use mobile technology to sell more of your travel product. Conference, networking and origianal research that will help you use mobile to maximize sales
May-September
The second in the series of EyeforTravel's School of Mobile reports. This report has been designed from the ground up to help decision makers in the Travel and Tourism industry navigate the mobile ecosystem and make intelligent decisions about understanding and embracing mobile. Free to the travel industry
13-14 October, Prague
In this challenging economic climate it's never been so important to review your marketing spend. This event is packed full of best practices, refreshing ideas and case studies from leading marketers in the travel industry.
13-14 October, Prague
Hear insightful case studies from leading travel brands on how to successfully create a social media strategy that adds real value to your business. Part of EyeforTravel's Sales & Marketing in Travel Europe, this two day conference cuts through the hype and leaves you buzzing with ideas to implement at little extra cost!
11-12 November, London
This year at World Travel Market, EyeforTravel are offering you the chance to join some of the most innovative senior executives in travel to discuss key technology in travel issues. The 2 day conference balances poignant discussions and ample networking to help you get ahead – and stay ahead – in travel technology.
24-25 November 2009, Movenpick Hotel, Amsterdam
The annual meeting place for European revenue management and pricing professionals in travel. This established conference in now in it 6th successful year and will see senior-level executives involved in revenue management and pricing convene for 2 days of networking, knowledge sharing and learning.
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RickHurlbut said on 7 Apr 08:
Most industry analysts are more conservative, using just 5% of any given population as LGBT; this takes into consideration those who might be homosexual but, for various reasons, are living a heterosexual existance.
Even at 5%, the LGBT market is significant. There is higher discreationary income in this group, mainly because the vast majority of gay households do not have children and the related costs. Also, gays like to travel with that discretionary income, often at 2 to 3 times the national average.
Kilgore said on 7 Apr 08:
This might seem to be an insensitive question, but that's not my intent. This is a business question.
I see considerable marketing to the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community. Is it really that large of a market segment? If so, why?
Let's assume that LGBT is 10% of the population in Europe and North America. Is LGBT approximately 10% of the travel and tourism market?