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10 Dec 2020, Online
Leading global MICE event IBTM is going virtual this year, from 8-10 December. As an Event Partner, Dragon Trail will be exhibiting and taking part in the knowledge program.
MORE ABOUT THIS EVENT03 Dec 2020, Online
Learn to address the biggest challenges in holding successful virtual events in this webinar, with case studies and best practice based on Dragon Trail's experience both within and beyond the travel sector in 2020.
MORE ABOUT THIS EVENT27 Nov 2020, Online
Registration is open for Infinite Luxury Virtual Market (ILVM), the first virtual travel show dedicated to the luxury sector. The inaugural edition, held from 23-27 November, is focused on the key outbound Asian markets.
MORE ABOUT THIS EVENT10 Nov 2020, Online
Dragon Trail's Managing Director - EMEA, Roy Graff, is speaking at Chopsticks Club's 10 November event on the future of travel and hospitality for the Chinese market.
MORE ABOUT THIS EVENT21 Oct 2020,
In Dragon Trail’s October webinar, we speak to industry leaders about the awareness of and commitment to sustainable tourism within the Chinese market, and what can be done to make international travel more sustainable post-COVID.
MORE ABOUT THIS EVENT15 Oct 2020, Online
Dragon Trail CEO George Cao kicks off Day 4 of the BUZZ Expo China Summit with a keynote speech on "The Role of Technology in the Recovery of Tourism."
MORE ABOUT THIS EVENT09 Oct 2020,
Dragon Trail's Sienna Parulis-Cook is speaking about China's youth travel market at World Youth and Student Travel Conference (WYSTC) from 7-9 October.
MORE ABOUT THIS EVENT23 Sep 2020,
As the world enters a new era of international travel, Beijing Tourism is leading the way with a two-part online forum series, "Beijing Culture and Tourism Global Online Strategic Forum - Restart Travel, Together with Beijing,” on 22-23 September 2020.
MORE ABOUT THIS EVENT16 Sep 2020,
Jing Travel joins Dragon Trail to share what Chinese destinations, cultural attractions, hotels, airlines, and other travel businesses have done to inspire Chinese to travel again – and what practical tips we can learn from their example.
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