International Sport Tourism Conference
The purpose of the is to showcase the Orange County Visitors Association role in its efforts to increase domestic and international tourism through enhanced brand recognition and lucrative partnership formations, and to serve as resource venue for the Orange County Visitor Industry.
The Orange County Visitors Association
presents
"The OC - The Next Chapter"
Location:
Hilton Anaheim
777 Convention Way
Anaheim, CA 92802
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8:00am: Registration & Continental Breakfast
9:00am: Conference Sessions
"The Hidden History of OC - How Little Places Can Translate Into Big Visits"
Chris Epting, Author and Award-Winning Travel Writer
The OC and the California Brand
Caroline Beteta, President/CEO, Visit California
John Wayne Airport Update
Alan L. Murphy, Director, John Wayne Airport, Orange County
OCVA Spotlight
Ed Fuller, President/CEO Orange County Visitors Association
12:30pm Luncheon
Legacy Award Presentation
Cal State Fullerton Tourism Scholarship Award
"Emerging Lifestyles and Travel Trends: What to Expect in the Year Ahead"
Keynote Speaker:
Peter Yesawich, Ph.D., Vice Chairman, MMGY Global
Recognized expert and insightful source on travel trends
2:30pm: Concurrent Breakout Sessions
A. Social Media and Maximizing ROI: How to Build The Right Audience and Create Content That Converts
Dave Serino, Founder & Strategist, TwoSix Digital
B. Destination Marketing Insights: How to boost performance, Increase customers, and Maximize market share
Marshall Murdaugh, CEO, Marshall Murdaugh Marketing
C. Film and Tourism: Picture the PossibilitiesJanice Arrington, Orange County Film Commissioner Amy Lemisch, Executive Director, California Film Commission Ken Schoech, Supervising Producer, The Real Housewives of Orange County
D. Partnership Opportunities with OCVA
Ed Fuller, President/CEO, Orange County Visitors Association
Presenting Partners
Conference Registration: $125.00 per person
Conference Table Purchase: $900.00
SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES
Caroline Beteta, President/CEO, Visit California
Caroline Beteta serves as President & CEO of the industry-led Visit California, a nonprofit organization created to market California as a premier travel destination and to increase the state’s share of tourism-related revenues.
After serving two years as Vice Chair of Operations for Brand USA, Caroline was elected as Chair of the Board, where she provides strategic direction for the projected $200 million global program. She recently served a two-year term as National Chair of the U.S. Travel Association, where she guided the successful merger of the Travel Industry Association with the Travel Business Roundtable (to form the U.S. Travel Association). Additionally, she has received numerous awards for her creative work and leadership in the travel industry, including 2009 State Tourism Director of the Year.
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Feb 09, 2011 by Pilko-Pump-Pants89 | Posted in Immigration
Im thinking quite far ahead now but living in australia is something iv always wanted to do ever since i first visited.im currently on my final (topup)year of a degree in international tourism management.iv also got a foundation degree in
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Favourite place to go on holiday ?
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How can I find names and contacts of European outbound tour operators to Dubai?
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No tourism related occupations are listed on the Skilled Occupations List (SOL), so it will be impossible unless you have qualifications and experience in an occupation on the Employer Nomination Scheme Occupations List (ENSOL) and employer sponsorship. The only even vaguely related occupations …tay in Australia permanently.
The ENSOL
Employer sponsored visas
The fact that you have family in Australia will help with settling in and perhaps with contacts, but from an immigration point of view, they would not be able to make it any easier for you to get a visa.
May 18, 2008 by x X x Holz x X x | Posted in Other - Destinations
I'd say nice warm places like the canary islands ive been a few times and they are a great pleace to go
Jun 26, 2006 by I WANT TO DIE | Posted in Russia
Yes travel agent is the best
U have another option - call the airlines
GIven below are few of the tour operators and hope it helps
Websites
• Al Passo Tours and Shipping - Company based in Dubai providing holiday packages, tours, and safaris in the E …offering tours and safaris, limousine and helicopter services, diving and golf holidays, and visa assistance.
• Wonder Bus Tours - Provides a sightseeing bus ride through Dubai that also goes on the water up and down the Dubai creek. Contains the tour's prices, route, and photo gallery.