The TIS – Tourism Innovation Summit 2023, the premier event on tourism innovation, will once again make Seville the global epicenter of tourism with the newest ideas that are reshaping the sector, is set for its next celebration. More than 7,000 professionals from across the world will congregate in Seville, Spain, from October 18 through October 20, creating an economic impact of more than 20 million euros for the city, which has been selected the European Capital of Smart Tourism 2023.
With more than 200 companies showcasing the most recent solutions in fields like Artificial Intelligence, Cloud, ChatGPT, Business Intelligence, Virtual and Augmented Reality, Web 3.0, Cybersecurity, Big Data & Analytics, Marketing Automation, GIS, Contactless Technology, and Predictive Analytics, among others, this year’s show will relocate to Hall 2 of FIBES, which has doubled the size of the exhibition area. Leading businesses will present their most recent innovations, including Accenture, Amadeus, CitySightseeing Worldwide, Eurecat, Mabrian, Telefónica, CaixaBank, PastView, T-Systems, Turijobs, UnBlock, and Why Tenerife.
More than 400 of the top specialists in the world will present at more than 150 sessions in six auditoriums under the theme “Travel Revolution Takes Off,” where they will discuss the most recent advancements that are defining the new paradigm of tourism. The disruptions that are reshaping the industry will be discussed by speakers including Céline Cousteau, a documentary filmmaker, socioenvironmental activist, explorer, and founder of CauseCentric Productions; Tim Leberecht, one of the most important authorities on the most human leadership in business; Tuija Seipel, a global leader in customer experience innovation in the North American hospitality sector; and Jenny Southan, a travel trends expert.
Guy Bigwood, the CEO of the Global Destination Sustainability Movement (GDS) and an authority on regenerative tourism, Alfonso Vegara, a PhD candidate in urban and regional planning and a graduate of architecture, economics, and sociology, and Carmen Bustos, one of Forbes Spain’s 100 most creative individuals, will also participate and offer their insightful perspectives on the future of tourism.
Global consulting businesses with a focus on hyper-personalization and novel traveler experiences, like Phocuswright and Skift, will present the most disruptive trends influencing the present and future of the industry model. In this context, TIS2023 will examine the potential for utilizing a thoughtful marketing approach to enhance the customer experience and examine the prevalence of “set-jetting” or the impact of television shows and motion pictures on traveler choice. The programs being used to boost the MICE industry and corporate travel will also be covered.
Cross-border inspiration from around the world
The new TIS – Tourism Innovation Summit will broaden its knowledge beyond the confines of Europe. Mexico, the only region that remained open throughout the pandemic, will serve as a guest country partner for TIS for the first time and share its experience to highlight the appeal of a world power that responds to pertinent issues like sustainability, global competition, or the significance of having a suitable infrastructure for tourists’ visits.
In order to maximize the marketing of their destinations and enhance the visitor experience, TIS2023 will also showcase the greatest experiences of other locations, like Ecuador, China, and Greece, as well as Spanish cities, including Santander, Badajoz, Madrid, Segovia, and Gijón.
The A World For Travel congress, which has previously been held in Evora, Portugal, and Nimes, France, will also be celebrated as part of TIS2023, and it will present projects that will help responsible tourism spread across the globe. The I World Congress of the CIDH will also bring together hotel managers who will exchange tips for putting new traveler needs-focused tactics into practice.
Source- Travel daily