More than 5,000 delegates are expected to attend Hospitality Tomorrow, a free virtual summit to discuss the repercussions of the coronavirus pandemic on the industry on 7 April.
The speakers, who are giving their expertise free of charge, include Dr Paul G. Stoltz, CEO of Peak Learning. He will discuss how we survive and respond in difficult times.
Jonathan Worsley, chairman and founder of Bench Events, the organiser of Hospitality Tomorrow said: “In difficult times, people have a burning desire to come together to figure out how to address the situation. As that is not possible in person, in just a couple of weeks, we have created the opportunity in cyberspace. I am excited to see thousands of industry leaders from around the world signing up to attend.”
The economic impact of COVID-19 will be discussed by Roger Bootle, chairman of Capital Economics, while HAMA Global, which represents more than a million hotel rooms, shares experiences of the crisis from an asset management perspective.
There are several breakout sessions at Hospitality Tomorrow, covering the prospects for adventure travel, crisis management tips from around the world, the post-corona age, hospitality’s role in community resilience and how to capitalise on strategies while working remotely.
Other conference activities offered by Hospitality Tomorrow include speed networking, giving participants a series of three-minute one on one video calls with other delegates. There will also be an online exhibition, where delegates can browse through virtual exhibition booths and chat in a live video conversation with exhibitors.
More information about Hospitality Tomorrow can be found here. Registration is free of charge, although an optional charity donation is requested.
