Chris Bryant to Deliver Keynote at ABTA's Travel Matters Conference
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Chris Bryant to Deliver Keynote at ABTA's Travel Matters Conference

Tourism Minister Sir Chris Bryant will present the keynote address at the upcoming Travel Matters conference in London, discussing the future of tourism and government plans.

Upcoming Keynote Speech

Tourism Minister, Sir Chris Bryant MP, is set to deliver the keynote address at ABTA’s Travel Matters conference in London on June 11. His speech will address the evolution of tourism and the UK government’s vision for the sector.

Conference Highlights

Travel Matters, now in its 15th year, serves as a platform for discussing significant political topics affecting the travel industry, drawing both politicians and industry leaders.

Key speakers will analyze the global economic and political landscape pertinent to tourism and how it affects upcoming elections in the UK and the relationship with the EU.

Featured Speakers:

  • Dame Irene Hays: Discusses the service economy from the perspective of Hays Travel and the Visitor Economy Advisory Council.
  • Lord Kim Darroch KCMG: Former British Ambassador to the US, addressing global issues affecting travel.

Panel Discussion topics include the travel sector’s aspirations regarding UK-EU relations, featuring:

  • Rob Griggs (Airlines UK)
  • Richard Toomer (Tourism Alliance)
  • Lauren Broughton (UKInbound)
  • Luke Petherbridge (ABTA)

Luke Petherbridge expressed excitement for a comprehensive update on the evolving tourism strategy and the perspectives on current challenges and opportunities.

Closing Remarks

Sir Chris Bryant brings insights at a pivotal time for our industry,” said Luke, highlighting the importance of the event for stakeholders in tourism.

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