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Transcript of HospitalityLawyer.com | 2013 Global Congress on Travel Risk Management Executive Summary
Revised 6/8/2012
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Global Congress on Travel Risk Management Executive Summary
“World Peace through International Trade & Travel”
-‐ Conrad Hilton The Greater Houston Convention & Visitors Bureau, in coordination with HospitalityLawyer.com, is producing the third Annual Global Congress on Travel Risk Management – the only conference focusing on legal, safety and security solutions for the travel and tourism industries. What is the Global Congress? “This conference enables all aspects of the travel equation to share their legal, safety and security experiences and best practices. It is an all-‐encompassing public-‐private dialogue to enhance the global travel industry’s ability to avoid interruptions and to provide a safe, secure and seamless travel experience,” said Stephen Barth, Founder of HospitalityLawyer.com. Bruce McIndoe, President of iJet International and member of the Global Congress Advisory Board, has expressed that “[we] are all talking about the topic of traveler safety/security and travel risk management, but we are not talking together, sharing and harmonizing solutions. Protection of human assets, whether traveling or not, is a multidisciplinary effort and organizations need us to work together to be effective. The Global Congress will provide a venue and forum to initiate and leverage a cross-‐functional dialogue.”
The annual Global Congress is a unique opportunity for travel industry professionals, business travel teams, and consultants from aviation, cruise, ground transportation, lodging, facilities, events and supply chain businesses to:
• Explore continuing and recent legal, safety and security challenges • Identify common trends and issues relevant to the travel industry • Share and develop best practices • Benchmark current policies and procedures with other travel industry leaders • Develop innovative approaches from cross-‐industry knowledge exchange and • Discover the latest research and solutions available.
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What Topics Will the Global Congress Address?
Plenary Sessions will address topics, issues and solutions that impact all components of travel and tourism, such as:
• Corporate travel security including meeting our duty of care to mobile employees • Discussions between airport operators and airlines to avoid long tarmac delays • Developing an effective, consistent response from the travel industry to contagious
outbreaks and other travel disruptions
Legal, safety and security topics are in the following areas:
• Corporate and Government Travel: Employee and Property Protection • Transportation, including Air, Sea, Ground, and Travel Distribution • Public Support of Travel: Terminals, Ports, Visas, Customs, Health, Domestic Security,
Embassies and Consulates and Leisure Travel and Tourism • Lodging • Venues & Events
The Global Congress will bring leaders together in an unbiased environment and accelerate learning on key subjects in a concise 2-‐day format.
Who Should Attend?
Travel Buyers Travel Suppliers Public Travel Supporters • Risk, Safety, Security, Health
and Environmental Officers • In-‐house Counsel • Travel Managers • Human Resource Executives • Procurement/CFO • Meeting Planners • Compliance Officers
• Risk, Safety, Security, Health and Environmental Officers
• In-‐house Counsel • C-‐level Executives • Wholesalers, Distributors,
and Manufacturers of Safety and Security Solutions
• Procurement • Attorneys & Consultants
focusing on Travel & Hospitality
• Compliance Officers
• Risk, Safety, Security, Health and Environmental Officers for Air, Sea and Public Transportation Systems & Terminals
• Domestic Security and Other Law Enforcement Officials
• Government Attorneys • Immigration and Customs
Officials • Health Policy Directors • Travel and Tourism Ministers
and Administrators • Consulate, Foreign Trade
Officials, Embassy Personnel • Researchers and Thought
Leaders in the Hospitality, Travel, and Tourism Arenas
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The third Annual Global Congress on Travel Risk Management, presented in coordination with the Greater Houston Convention & Visitors Bureau, will be held September 30th-‐October 1st, in Houston, Texas. Houston, situated centrally in the United States, is an international gateway city with 92 consulates and the headquarters for major travel-‐related businesses and associations. It is also the home of the renowned Conrad N. Hilton College of Hotel and Restaurant Management at the University of Houston, whose namesake strongly championed the philosophy that global travel could bring about world peace. iJet, FrontierMEDEX, NC4, and GroundLink are Foundation Sponsors of the Global Congress. About HospitalityLawyer.com: HospitalityLawyer.com is the leading global network of people, products and services that deliver legal, safety and security solutions to the travel, tourism and hospitality industries. HospitalityLawyer.com is the host of the annual Hospitality Law Conference, now in its eleventh year, and the longest-‐running conference focusing on hospitality legal, safety and security solutions. For more information, please contact: Stephen Barth, (713) 963-‐8800, [email protected].