Following the global pandemic, "revenge travel" became an outlet for pent-up demand. But lagging capacity among airlines and other tourism-adjacent businesses is a persistent friction point in the full re-normalization of travel-related industries. Also emerging from the pandemic, however, have been louder calls for more sustainable travel options along with a model of tourism that is more conscious and respectful of cultures and norms. How are companies adapting to the new paradigms to revolutionize travel and tourism for a new era? What is the role of government officials in ensuring that the next wave of global tourism is more environmentally friendly and culturally aware? 

Moderator

Michelle Martin

Broadcaster, Money FM 89.3

Speakers

Stephen Forshaw

Chief Representative Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific, Airbus

Caesar Indra

President, Traveloka

Melissa Ow

Chief Executive, Singapore Tourism Board

Jane Sun

CEO, Trip.com Group