TBF 2011 - PANEL 2: "Evolution of Tourism marketing"Karla Witte
PANELISTS:
Antonio Batanero, Director of Distribution & Ecommerce at Sol Meliá Hotels & Resorts
Fernando Harb, Director of Sales at Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention & Visitors Bureau
Rick Still, CEO of OnTrade Travel
Ricardo Casco, Director of Latin America & Caribbean for AVIS Budget Group
El documento rinde homenaje a los caídos del Real Madrid y anuncia la próxima presentación de un nuevo jugador, invitando al lector a compartir el documento con amigos o suscribirse para recibir más presentaciones similares de forma gratuita.
TBF 2011 - PANEL 2: "Evolution of Tourism marketing"Karla Witte
PANELISTS:
Antonio Batanero, Director of Distribution & Ecommerce at Sol Meliá Hotels & Resorts
Fernando Harb, Director of Sales at Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention & Visitors Bureau
Rick Still, CEO of OnTrade Travel
Ricardo Casco, Director of Latin America & Caribbean for AVIS Budget Group
El documento rinde homenaje a los caídos del Real Madrid y anuncia la próxima presentación de un nuevo jugador, invitando al lector a compartir el documento con amigos o suscribirse para recibir más presentaciones similares de forma gratuita.
Thank you all for being a parte of the TBF 2011, the most valuable networking and deal making event of the year for the travel industry of Latin America and The Caribbean.
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TBF 2011-PANEL 3: "Innovative Techonolgies for the Tourism Industry"Karla Witte
David Goodis, President and CEO of Revelex
Keith St. Clair, Chairman of the Advisory Board for ForumTel
Guido Becher, Founder and CEO of Netactica
Xavier Martín Canals, CEO and Founder at Turijobs
Leonel Azuela-Berchelmann, Founder and Managing Director of Quaxar
The Travel Industry Business Forum (TBF) will take place May 4-6th at the Biltmore Hotel. The exclusive event is a valuable networking opportunity for travel professionals to innovate, share knowledge, and form partnerships. The agenda includes panels on topics like destination branding, tourism marketing, technologies, and luxury travel. Networking events include a dinner gala and evening cocktail reception. Over 100 top travel industry executives from Latin America and the Caribbean will attend.
The document discusses Las Vegas' efforts to become a global tourism brand. It outlines the LVCVA's global strategy, which takes a tiered approach to different international markets. The strategy focuses on local and regional efforts within priority markets like Canada, Mexico, and the UK. It also discusses challenges like global economics and policies that impact tourism, as well as opportunities provided by initiatives to promote US travel and new airline routes. International visitation to Las Vegas grew significantly from 2006 to 2010, showing the success of the LVCVA's global branding work.
Over the next hour, travel searches in Latin America will increase. The online travel market in Latin America is growing but lacks large players pushing into the region. To succeed, companies need to understand the habits of local consumers, who have different travel research and purchase patterns than in the US and Europe. Video generates desire to travel among Latin American consumers.
The document discusses the concepts of luxury marketing. It notes that luxury can have individual definitions but often involves tailoring experiences to customers and focusing on customization, storytelling, and making people feel aspirational. Luxury marketing also involves building relationships and conversations around topics like environment, lifestyle, fashion, and social responsibility. The document ends by providing 10 commandments for luxury marketing, advising marketers to embrace challenges, hold true values, find luxury in real experiences, make understatements, support investment over short-term spending, and generate high returns on customers' time.
TBF 2011- Patricia Rasore: “Analizing the Emerging Online Travel Market in La...Karla Witte
- The Latin American travel market was worth $72 billion in 2010 and is projected to grow significantly due to an expanding middle class and increased online booking.
- Mexico has the highest online travel penetration in Latin America at 20% in 2010, compared to an average of 12% for the region.
- Approximately 30% of hotels in Latin America are affiliated with global hotel chains.
Facebook's product-focused best practice guide was created to connect their high level sales narrative with simple tactical recommendations for how to use Facebook to drive business objectives.
The document discusses conventional ways of extinguishing chimney fires. It recognizes the need to safely mitigate chimney fires and the importance of chimney inspection and maintenance to prevent buildup of flammable creosote. The most common causes of chimney fires are lack of inspection and maintenance allowing creosote to accumulate, as well as unseasoned firewood. To extinguish a chimney fire, one must remove oxygen, fuel and heat, clean out the firebox, inspect for fire extension, and ensure proper extinguishment. Specialized equipment like thermal imagers, chimney kits, and salvage covers can help facilitate chimney fire response.
TBF 2011- Tim Calkins: "Branding Challenges: 2011"Karla Witte
The document discusses branding challenges that companies face in 2011. It identifies three main challenges: 1) short-term financial constraints that limit branding budgets, 2) increased media saturation and advertising clutter, and 3) difficulties ensuring branding consistency across touchpoints. The document provides advice on overcoming these challenges, such as understanding brand positioning, engaging customers, tracking progress, and moving quickly to respond to changes. It emphasizes the importance of building strong brands that create customer advantages to avoid commoditization.
El documento rinde homenaje a los caídos del Real Madrid y anuncia la próxima presentación de un nuevo jugador, invitando al lector a compartir el documento con amigos o suscribirse para recibir más presentaciones similares de forma gratuita.
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8. Non contano differenze né da dove veniamo né da quale passato noi ci comprendiamo oltre le parole
9. perché, anche se non possiamo vederci, ci sentiamo sempre uniti e vicini col pensiero
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12. Un giorno dovremo dirci addio ma forse anche nell’al di là in geografie sconosciute di altri mondi, troveremo la via per rivederci
13. Perché l’amicizia non ha tempo né confini è un sentimento dal sapore eterno che non appartiene solo a noi ma anche all’aria e al mondo
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16. Amigos para siempre! Voci: Placido Domingo e Sarah Brightman Musica: “Amigos para siempre” Immagini originali dal web Testo liberamente tradotto e riadattato: Antiche Cartografie mussonor@hotmail.com [email_address]