ORGANISATIONS that want to engage with delegates attending this year’s PATA Travel Mart can take part in PTM Talks, a series of power seminars making its debut at the annual tradeshow.
A new initiative by PATA, PTM Talks gives organisatons two 20-minute slots over the course of the two-day programme to conduct power workshops for between 35 and 40 delegates.
Sessions can be used for exposure, PR, brand positioning and lead generation, and held either in theatre style or workshop style. They will be held in a small seminar area within the main trade hall.
Companies interested in this sponsorship opportunity can download the PTM Talks Sponsorship Brochure.
PATA Travel Mart 2014 will run from September 17 to 19 in Phnom Penh and is poised to attract over 1,000 delegates from about 60 countries around the world.
Separately, PATA has also released the Annual Tourism Monitor 2014 Early Edition that provides readers with a five-year perspective on travel flows into and around the Asia-Pacific region.
The report’s findings cover 42 destinations across 11 sub-regions in the Asia-Pacific, and show that annual growth in international visitor arrivals averaged 6.3 per cent yearly from 2009 to 2013, before moderating to 5.3 per cent in 2013.
Destinations receiving the most Asia-Pacific travellers are China, the US and Hong Kong, while those that saw the highest annual growth in percentage of arrivals are Myanmar, Niue and Sri Lanka.
Hong Kong, China and the US were the biggest source markets for inbound traffic into Asia-Pacific, while China, Russia and Vietnam boasted the greatest annual increase in volume between 2012 and 2013.
Fore more information on the report, contact publications@PATA.org.
