The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has an impressive lineup of industry leaders and luminaries for its upcoming 24th Global Summit hosted by Tourism Western Australia and taking place in Perth (Boorloo) from 8-10 October 2024.
Wildlife conservationist and TV presenter Robert Irwin is the headline speaker for WTTC Global Summit 2024, which centres around driving a dynamic and sustainable future in travel and tourism.
He is joined by powerhouse industry leaders such as Centares Founder & MD and WTTC Chair Greg O’Hara.
Other key speakers include Trip Advisor CEO Matt Goldberg, American Express Travel President Audrey Hendley, Diriyah Company Group CEO Jerry Inzerillo, JTB Corp Chair Hiroyuki Takahashi and Intrepid Travel CEO James Thornton, among others.
About WTTC Global Summit 2024
With the theme ‘Ancient Land: New Perspectives’, WTTC Global Summit 2024 will take place in Oceania for the first time, spotlighting Australia’s cultural heritage and natural wonders, emphasising innovation and sustainable growth.
Industry trailblazers and international government officials from across the world will come together in Perth to work towards a safer, more resilient, inclusive and sustainable future.
It comes as WTTC predicts travel and tourism in 2024 will boost the global economy by around AUD$46 billion per day.
WTTC President & CEO Julia Simpson said: “We are delighted to have Robert Irwin joining us and addressing attendees at our upcoming Global Summit. His work in conservation and his ability to use his platform to drive positive change resonate with our mission.”
“The leading industrialists shaping our sector and countries’ economies will be at WTTC’s Summit in Perth. Their insights and leadership are crucial as we shape the future of travel and tourism.
“Hosting the Global Summit in Perth allows us to delve into new ideas for the future of tourism while honouring the traditions and ancient roots of the land. It is an opportunity to bridge the gap between past and present, building a sustainable future for all.”
Find out more at wttc.org
