Colin James Leads Delegation to World Travel Market in London
The Chief Executive Officer of the Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority, is leading a delegation to London today to attend the highly anticipated World Travel Market.
This event, a global meeting point for the travel industry, is expected to attract key players and decision-makers worldwide.
Two members of the United Taxi Association, which operates from the VC Bird International Airport, is among the delegation representing Antigua and Barbuda. They left this evening.
The team includes James himself and National Hero Sir Vivian Richards.
Ian Hughes and Emelda Frank, executive members of the taxi association, will join them.
Ian Hughes expressed his enthusiasm, revealing that this marks his second opportunity to be part of such an influential group.
Fellow association member Joseph echoed Hughes’ sentiments, underlining the significance of participation for as many members as possible.
The World Travel Market will take place from November 5 to 7, offering an invaluable platform for collaboration and exchange within the travel industry.
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