WTM sets stage for 2024

‘Call for Papers’ by World Travel Market London 2024 invites global innovators to shape the future of travel. Diverse voices converge on key themes at the event, fostering progress and inclusivity for a sustainable industry.

TT Bureau

World Travel Market London 2024 has officially opened its ‘Call for Papers’, inviting innovators and experts from around the world to shape the future of travel. The WTM London Conference Programme is traditionally one of the event’s highlights, as evidenced by the overwhelmingly positive feedback each year from attendees and sponsors alike. Apart from that, high-profile speakers at the WTM conference stages host a wide cross-section of voices covering mainstream as well as specialist topics.

This approach aligns with WTM’s commitment to providing a platform for all, contributing to the immediate advancement of the industry, while providing inspiring ideas for the years ahead.

As usual, WTM 2024 will be organising the conference programme around themes and is particularly interested in: Marketing; Geo-Economics; Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI); Sustainability; Technology; and Consumer and Industry Trends.

Last year’s event included WTM’s first ever Diversity and Inclusion Summit. Organisers are hoping to build on the success of the launch event with a similarly high-profile summit this year.

Juliette Losardo, Exhibition Director, World Travel Market, said, “The conference programme is the heartbeat of WTM, and we strive to ensure that the content on stage resonates with our audience, reflecting issues of interest and current trends, while also having an eye on the future.”

She added, “We are interested in proposals from emerging and established destinations, startups and blue-chips, industry veterans and newcomers. Innovative submissions, stories with bold goals and quantifiable achievements, out-of-the-box thinking, thought leadership, case studies and more.”

Losardo said, “Presenting a mix of voices across themed stages is part of our ongoing effort to keep the content fresh and guarantee that conference attendees come away educated and entertained.”