Travel Tech APAC is taking place online from July 5-9, 2021

Thursday, June 17, 2021

Travel Tech is proud to announce its second edition of Travel Tech APAC, taking place online from July 5 – 9, 2021. After completing the first edition of all regional events in March this year, Travel Tech Second Edition started in May 2021 and received over 5300 attendee registrations for Travel Tech Brazil & Portugal, held recently.

With this huge success witnessed for Brazil & Portugal, the Travel Tech APAC is expected to get bigger as it features expert speakers from top travel technology companies, including Sabre, HS LATAM, ReviewPro, eRevMax, Infor, The Hotels Network, BookOnlineNow, Simplotel, HubOS, YieldPlanet, RMHub, Lybra, Bond Connect, Roiback, and many others.

The virtual conference is a mix of Masterclass and Pitch sessions thus offering the industry a free virtual event that covers educational resources and actionable strategies for travel and tourism professionals, to aid their recovery efforts.

The Masterclass is aimed at providing attendees with access to new developments in digital marketing, direct and indirect online distribution strategies, revenue management, operations, AI and guest communications among other topics.

After each day’s Masterclass, hoteliers who are looking to upgrade their tech stack will have the chance to learn about leading tech solutions, designed to improve their operational processes, and increase bookings and revenue, during 25-minute, live-streamed Pitch Sessions.

Vinicius Geraldo, Founder of Travel Tech and HS LATAM said that they founded Travel Tech in July last year, during the pandemic. They did this to assist hoteliers and travel professionals by guiding them through various strategies and tools that can aide and support their operations and revenue. Travel Tech has become a movement and has so far completed 6 regional events successfully, covering all geographies – LATAM, APAC, EMEA and North America. We are very glad about the participation we have received – both from speakers and attendees worldwide.

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