Plans are in full power for the extremely anticipated second staging of the International Tourism Resilience Convention in Montego Bay, Jamaica. Happening over two-days, the International Tourism Resilience Convention will embrace panel discussions, networking alternatives, displays and debates. Specialists of their collective fields will collect to debate points central to future-proofing journey and tourism.

“International tourism resilience will take centre stage with key consultants on constructing resilience within the business. As tourism locations proceed to get better, it’s important that  tenacity is a spotlight of planning and growth to future proof the business from any potential shock,” stated Founding father of the International Tourism Resilience and Disaster Administration Centre (GTRCMC) and Minister of Tourism, Hon. Edmund Bartlett.

Subjects that can be mentioned embrace ‘Constructing Tourism Digital Resilience’ and ‘Ladies in Tourism Resilience’ amongst others. Among the many audio system would be the Prime Minister of Jamaica, the Most Honourable Andrew Holness and Secretary-Normal of the UNWTO, HE. Zurab Pololikashvili.

On seventeenth February, International Tourism Resilience Day can be celebrated, recognising the official adoption by the United Nations on sixth February 2023, of the decision to look at the day annually. There can even be a tourism resilience awards gala to recognise people and organisations which have contributed to strengthening tourism globally.

“Attendees will acquire insights into learn how to higher equip themselves within the face of disruptions. COVID-19 proved that adaptability is essential and we should act” stated Govt Director of the GTRCMC, Professor Lloyd Waller.

It’s anticipated that over 200 delegates from throughout the globe can be in attendance.

“We’re making ready to offer attendees a heat Jamaican welcome which is able to depart an indelible mark. There may be actually no higher backdrop than Jamaica to host this mega convention,” stated Director of Tourism, Donovan White.

The primary International Tourism Resilience Convention was held on the College of the West Indies in Kingston, Jamaica final 12 months.