Thirty Under 30 ticket holders will have access to the full conference programme, including keynotes, seminars, panel discussions and workshops, networking lunches and coffee breaks, evening social events, the volunteer programme and an exclusive invitation to the First-Timers Reception.
WYSE Travel Confederation has announced a new World Youth and Student Travel Conference (WYSTC) ticket, designed to attract and support young, up-and-coming talent.
The WYSTC Thirty Under 30 ticket has been specially designed to allow thirty individuals below the age of 30 to attend WYSTC 2023 alongside another member of their team. The initiative aims to provide young professionals with the opportunity to experience WYSTC and its offerings for the first time and at a reduced rate.
Thirty Under 30 ticket holders will have access to the full conference programme, including keynotes, seminars, panel discussions and workshops, networking lunches and coffee breaks, evening social events, the volunteer programme and an exclusive invitation to the First-Timers Reception. They will also be eligible to attend business appointments with their accompanying team member.
“Widely recognised as the leading trade event for youth and student travel operators, WYSTC provides a unique platform for delegates to develop new business opportunities, attend enriching workshops and educational sessions led by renowned speakers and participate in extensive social networking opportunities. However, often young, emerging talent in the industry does not have access to such remarkable opportunities and cannot benefit from the wealth of knowledge available,” said David Chapman, Director General of WYSE Travel Confederation. “The Thirty Under 30 ticket will help individuals grow both professionally and personally, forging a promising future within the youth and student travel sector.”
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