Timeshare consumer association TATOC has announced that LiveShareTravel will be media partner for the TATOC 2012 Conference.
The conference will be held at the Park Royal Hotel, Stretton, near Warrington, from March 9-11 and LiveShareTravel will be reporting all the news and information before, during and after the conference.
During the conference the LiveShareTravel team will be doing video interviews and social media updates bringing all the news from the conference, and you can follow it all on the #TATOC2012 hashtag on Twitter.
TATOC’s executive chairman Harry Taylor said: “We are delighted that one of the world’s leading online magazines promoting timeshare will be supporting this year’s conference. LiveShareTravel showcases the very best in timeshare with news, features and information and we are certain their large number of readers and fans will find the conference speakers and events of great interest.”
Sarah Lee publisher of LiveShareTravel, a TATOC affiliate, said: “We are very pleased to be working with TATOC. Their conference is a very important event and allows timeshare owners and developers to discuss the issues that are vital for the future of the industry. TATOC’s work is crucial to the industry and for ensuring owners are protected and actively involved in the development of their resorts. The conference is also a good opportunity to hear the voice of owners.
“The conference is an invaluable source of information and forum for ideas and debate. We look forward to helping make the TATOC 2012 conference a resounding success.”
On the podium at TATOC 2012 conference
Speakers include Professor Buhalis, of Bournemouth University who will make the conference’s keynote address. He will focus on the challenges brought by the eTourism revolution and how the Internet has emerged as a pervasive and robust platform for tourism destination distribution and management.
Further information about the venue, sponsorship information and delegate booking forms are available on the TATOC website.
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