Cyprus Digi Travel Conference Coming For The 5th Time

Foreign workers outnumber locals by 9 to 1 in Dubai, known as the "party capital" of the Gulf, and residents routinely drive as far as Umm al-Quwain and other emirates to buy alcohol in bulk. Dubai has historically managed to attract more tourists and wealthy foreign workers than its neighbors, partly because of its tolerance of a more liberal lifestyle. But now it faces increasing competition from them as tourism grows. Non-Muslim residents in Dubai must be at least 21 years old to drink, carry or store alcohol at home and have a special alcohol permit, a plastic card issued by the police. For the 5th year, the successful Conference in Cyprus, "Cyprus travel Conference", is being held with the cooperation of the Association of Cypriot Travel Agents (ACTA) , on January 11, 2023, at the University of Nicosia, in the UNESCO auditorium.

The Cyprus Digi.travel Conference" is held within the framework of Cyprus International", which is the leading annual meeting point for hoteliers and tourism professionals. There Malaysia Phone Number List decision-makers, entrepreneurs and professionals in the travel and hospitality industry discuss and analyze all tourism trends around eTourism & mTourism, digital transformation and digital travel marketing, exchanging knowledge and experiences that will upgrade services their. The speakers of the conference consist of a range of tourism scientists as well as businessmen in the sector, who will talk with case studies about the latest tourism trends, both short-term and long-term.

Conference speakers include: David Rutnam, Europe Senior Manager Industry Distribution Programs Adoption of the International Air Transport Association (IATA), Savvas Hatzichristofis, Professor of Artificial Intelligence, Vice-Rector for Research and Innovation, Neapolis University Pafos, Sotirios Varelas, assistant professor of the Department of Tourism Studies of the University of Piraeus, specialized in "Strategy of Hospitality and Tourism Organizations" Konstantinos Anastasiou, Forensic Analyst of the Electronic Data Forensic Laboratory of the Cybercrime Sub-Directorate of the Cyprus Police. Dimitris Frosynis, Sales & Marketing Executive for Cyprus of Revitup. Direct Ioannis Protopapadakis, author, professor and presenter of seminars on marketing, quality service and complaint management.