Future Travel Experience Asia

8-10 February 2012, Kuala Lumpur, Pan Pacific KLIA

“Advancing self-service initiatives to improve the passenger experience”.

We are delighted to be returning to Kuala Lumpur for FTE Asia 2012. This will be the second in our series of shows in Asia following the highly successful Check-In Asia 2010, which was also hosted by Malaysia Airports. We rebranded the business unit to reflect our broader focus, which extended beyond solving the queues and frustrations at the check-in area, and onto almost every other touchpoint throughout the travel continuum.

Our Asia show was launched because the global event we first established in North America back in 2006 attracted strong global interest, but the distance for stakeholders in Asia-Pacific countries was too great to make it feasible for many to attend. So we decided to satisfy the undoubted demand to share knowledge and experiences in this important subject area by creating a regional version of the show.

Compared to other parts of the world, self-service take-up in Asia has been relatively slow, but the technology and methods are proven and passengers enjoy taking control of the process.

Through an outstanding conference, exhibition and social programme, Future Travel Experience Asia will provide inspiration on potential future practices, plus detailed case studies on the range of approaches available, and how to successfully implement these technologies and practices so airlines, airports, handlers, cruise operators, government agencies, rail authorities, destination partners and industry providers can make the best possible decisions regarding the evolution of passenger and baggage processing methods, and other offerings relating to improving the overall passenger experience.

Register for Future Travel Experience ASIA 2012

  • Just 24 hours left to sign-up for FTE Asia – more than 70 organisations already registered
  • ICM Airport Technics to unveil Auto Bag Drop at FTE Asia
  • IER to present innovative self-scanning concept in KL
  • AirAsia to send major delegation to FTE Asia

FTE Event News // 02 Feb 2012

Just 24 hours left to sign-up for FTE Asia – more than 70 organisations already registered

Just 24 hours left to sign-up for FTE Asia – more than 70 organisations already registered

It’s the last chance to register online for Future Travel Experience Asia, hosted by Malaysia Airports in Kuala Lumpur, February 8-10.

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FTE Event News // 02 Feb 2012

ICM Airport Technics to unveil Auto Bag Drop at FTE Asia

ICM Airport Technics to unveil Auto Bag Drop at FTE Asia

The latest self-bag drop innovation from ICM Airport Technics will be presented to the Asian market for the first time at FTE Asia, Kuala Lumpur, 8-10 February.

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FTE Event News // 02 Feb 2012

IER to present innovative self-scanning concept in KL

IER to present innovative self-scanning concept in KL

The new IER Podium Gate Reader will be presented at the Future Travel Experience Asia exhibition in Kuala Lumpur, 8-10 February.

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FTE Event News // 26 Jan 2012

AirAsia to send major delegation to FTE Asia

AirAsia to send major delegation to FTE Asia

As well as speaking in the conference at FTE Asia 2012, we are very excited to report that AirAsia will be sending a major delegation to the event.

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FTE Asia Exhibition

Exhibition

See exclusive product launches at Future Travel Experience Asia

Viewing demonstrations of the latest technologies and services relating to passenger and baggage processing is a key requirement to understanding the latest developments in this subject area, which is why Future Travel Experience Asia will also have a large vendor exhibition showcasing the latest systems and components on the market.

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Conference

Theme announced – "Advancing self-service initiatives to improve the passenger experience".

Compared to other parts of the world, self-service take-up in Asia has been relatively slow, but the technology and methods are proven and passengers enjoy taking control of the process. Future Travel Experience Asia will showcase how the very best self-service methods can be utilised and will provide detailed study on how to successfully implement the technology and practices.

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FTE Asia Conference
FTE Asia Hosts

Hosts

Malaysia Airports

We are delighted to be working again with our host Malaysia Airports, one of the leading airport operators in the world and regularly at the forefront of technology. Its four international airports (KLIA, Penang, Kota Kinabalu and Kuching) recently achieved Platinum Status from IATA in regards to offering 2D Bar Coded Boarding Passes (BCBP), just one of the several IATA Simplifying the Business (StB) projects now live across their airports.

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Industry Leaders Roadmap to the Future workshop

Industry Leaders Roadmap to the Future workshop

Led by renowned futurist Rohit Talwar, the workshop will draw on key insights from Fast Future's research on Airports 2025 to help delegates explore how their strategy and business models may need to evolve in order ensure airports remain profitable and attractive in a rapidly changing world.

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Read the report on Check-In Asia 2010 Kuala Lumpur

Read the report on Check-In Asia 2010 Kuala Lumpur

'Enhancing the passenger experience – from beginning to end'

The inaugural Check-In Asia event took place from November 24 to 26 at the Pan Pacific Kuala Lumpur International Airport, attracting in excess of 200 delegates keen to share and discuss the latest innovations in an array of fields.

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Venue & Accommodation

Venue & Accommodation

Pan Pacific Kuala Lumpur International Airport, Kuala Lumpur

Future Travel Experience Asia is taking place at the renowned Pan Pacific Kuala Lumpur International Airport, an award-winning 5-star international hotel, which is conveniently located adjacent to the KL International Airport Main Terminal Building. The hotel is linked to KL International Airport via a sky-bridge and is just a five-minute walk away.

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