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Adventure Travel World Summit

19 - 22 October 2009
Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu
Québec, Canada

Entering its fifth year, the Adventure Travel World Summit (ATWS) events engage, enlighten, inspire, and energize the leaders of the adventure travel community with executive-level networking, business and professional development programs, educational seminars and emerging adventure destination product review opportunities. With its ATWS events, the ATTA and its Summit delegates influence the manner in which adventure travel is introduced, executed and sustained in any given destination worldwide – encouraging the industry to adopt sustainability and best practices that give back to the people and places impacted by adventure travel.

With steep air discounts negotiated, the Adventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA) will hold its 2009 Adventure Travel World Summit in Canada at Québec Province’s historic Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu October 19-22, an event that will serve as the global gathering point of the adventure travel community this year.

Contact Information

Chris Doyle
Phone: 916.791.9409
Email: cdoyle@adventuretravel.biz

Company Details

Hospitality NetAdventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA)
www.adventuretravel.biz
601 Union Street | 42nd Floor
USA - Seattle, WA 98101
Phone: 360-805-3131
Fax: 360-805-0649
Email: info@adventuretravel.biz

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