TORONTO — ACTA has opened registration for its in-person Summit conferences.
The three Summits will take place in September 2022 in Toronto, Richmond, B.C. and Laval, QC.
Travel agents, managers, senior leaders, consortia and host agency teams are all invited to attend.
Registration is free for ACTA members. Non-members are asked to contribute $99 towards ACTA’s advocacy fund.
“This year will be special for several reasons – but the main one is that we are able to reconnect with each other again following the many challenges affecting our sector during the pandemic,” said ACTA President, Wendy Paradis.
“Attendees will experience a positive and energizing atmosphere while learning what’s most important for their career and business growth. They will also meet and network with valuable contacts,” she adds.
The three Summits will include keynote speakers, updates from government and industry leaders, and networking opportunities. Also planned: full trade shows with prizes awarded throughout the day.
Here’s a look at the highlights for Summit participants …
- Gain insight about the latest travel industry trends and the outlook for 2023 and beyond from Canadian and International leaders
- Learn from travel agent peers about how they survived and are thriving. Get business building tips and tactics from some of Canada’s most successful travel agents.
- Excel at selling using all of the latest client connection tools and best practices for success – Zoom, Social Media – and a fresh look at some tried and true traditional channels
- Hear about the latest and most important advocacy issues facing travel agencies and travel agents and ACTA’s actions to overcome these challenges
- Attend a full trade show to network with peers and learn about new and exciting opportunities from over 50 suppliers and destinations
- Also at the Summits, ACTA will be presenting the ACTA 2022 Travel Industry Leadership Awards. Nominations are now being accepted; click here for the Travel Industry Leadership Awards nomination form
To register for the Summits, or for more details, click here.
