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Hurtigruten, Intrepid and TTC chiefs to speak at Travel Weekly sustainability forum

Travel Weekly is to hold its second annual Sustainability Summit in central London on Thursday, November 24.

The event will be hosted by Google and confirmed speakers include Hurtigruten chief executive Daniel Skjeldam, Intrepid Travel chief executive James Thornton; Travel Corporation Tour Brands chief executive Gavin Tollman; easyJet sustainability director Jane Ashton; Heathrow sustainability director Matthew Gorman; Spanish Tourist Office UK director Manuel Butler; Hotelplan UK group head of sustainability Prue Stone; and Google’s industry leader travel, Finnbar Cornwall.

Explorer, television presenter and Kuoni ambassador Simon Reeve will also appear in a video interview about his programming and views on a sustainable future for travel.

The summit will feature a range of sessions on how the industry must adapt to ensure a sustainable future for its businesses and the destinations and communities it serves, and is supported by destination partner Spain, premium sponsors Hurtigruten, NCL, Path Net Zero, Port of Dover and Tootbus, and sponsors Gibraltar Tourist Board, Iberostar, Kuoni and Vueling.

Lucy Huxley, editor-in-chief of Travel Weekly Group, said: “Our first Sustainability Summit in 2022 was incredibly well-received, and we are looking forward to bringing together another outstanding line-up of speakers and panellists to discuss the pressing issues facing the industry.

“I am incredibly grateful to all our supporters and sponsors for allowing us to host this second annual summit, and look forward to confirming even more compelling speakers in the coming weeks.”

Attendance at the Travel Weekly Sustainability Summit is by invitation-only due to venue capacity. However, should you wish to register your interest in attending if additional spaces become available, please complete the form below.

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