Future Travel Experience Asia has now taken place
Many thanks to all those who supported the event in Kuala Lumpur. Details on FTE Asia 2013 will be provided soon but please ensure you have saved the date for the global Future Travel Experience event:
Future Travel Experience 2012
5-7 September 2012
Westin Bayshore Vancouver
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Groundbreaking Launches
Exclusive announcements from travel industry stakeholders on their latest plans to improve the passenger experience.
Bigger Exhibition
Delegates will experience a substantially enhanced exhibition, which will see Future Travel Experience Asia proudly stage the largest showcase of equipment and services in this field in the region.
Broader Attendance
The scope of attendees has broadened to include not just our usual participation from airports, airlines, ground handlers and industry providers, but also representatives from cruise operators, security and immigration agencies and government authorities.
Federal Government Agency Attendance Discounts
In order for there to be true industry progression on improving the passenger experience, the travel industry must engage more successfully with government agencies in the areas of security and immigration. We need to bring them to the table on our discussions, so in order to facilitate that, we are offering these federal agencies substantially reduced delegate rates to support their limited budgets.
Airport Tour, including briefing on klia2
Malaysia Airports will also facilitate for FTE Asia delegates a tour of its impressive facilities at KL International Airport (KLIA), where many IATA StB initiatives can be seen in action.
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.
