INTERNATIONAL. Registrations are flooding in for the Trinity Forum 2011, to be held at the Pullman King Power Hotel in Bangkok on February 9-11 2011. The travel retail industry’s leading conference is organised by The Moodie Report and Airports Council International, with next year’s edition hosted by Airports of Thailand and King Power International.
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Dubai Duty Free is the latest big-name company to confirm its support for the event, becoming Silver Sponsor. Courtesy of the retailer’s Millennium Millionaire raffle, Trinity Forum delegates will have the chance to enter a draw worth US$1 million in cash.
Leading food & beverage operator SSP is Platinum Sponsor of the conference, while Puig, Lagardère Services and DFS Group are Gold Sponsors.
The Trinity Forum 2011 has attracted the strongest line-up of speakers ever seen at an industry conference, with the CEOs of the world’s biggest travel retailers confirmed to appear, in addition to senior executives from leading brand-owners and airports.
Not only that, but the social calendar promises to make this a truly spectacular event. Courtesy of hosts Airports of Thailand and King Power International, Trinity Forum delegates will be given a flavour of Bangkok reserved only for the most privileged visitors, and those wishing to register are urged to consider prolonging their stay to make the most of this amazing Asian capital.
Among the highlights of the social calendar will be the Opening Cocktail, hosted by Airports of Thailand and held in the Oriental Hotel’s Sala Rim Naam, a breathtaking riverside location featuring unique Thai architecture.
After the conference closes on the Friday, delegates will also have the extremely rare privilege of visiting one of Bangkok’s most stunning landmarks – the Vimanmek Palace, the world’s largest golden teakwood mansion. Normally closed to the public, this beautiful location will welcome Trinity Forum delegates for an exclusive tour and private garden party, courtesy of Airports of Thailand and King Power International.
Our hosts have also generously offered to host a golf tournament at the VR Sport Club on Saturday February 12.
For full details of the social calendar, click here.
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The Moodie Report Founder and Chairman Martin Moodie said: “We are delighted and encouraged by the level of interest in the Trinity Forum, and the number of registrations received so far indicates that the 2011 event will indeed be the biggest and best yet.
“Bangkok will provide a uniquely colourful, cultural and historic setting for the Trinity Forum, and thanks to our hosts Airports of Thailand and King Power International, we will see a side of the city that other visitors rarely encounter. I would urge delegates to ensure they make the most of this rare opportunity to discover a great world capital.”
To register for the Trinity Forum 2011 and for hotel details, please click here.
ABOUT THE 2011 TRINITY FORUM HOSTS AND ORGANISERS
The Moodie Report and ACI are delighted that the 2011 Trinity Forum will be held in Bangkok, one of the world’s key locations for duty free and travel retail. Leading Thai retailer King Power International, which will host the event, is not only one of the industry’s biggest airport and downtown retailers but also one of its most progressive.
Airports of Thailand operates Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang airports in Bangkok, as well as Chiang Mai, Hat Yai, Phuket and Mae Fah Luang-Chiang Rai airports.
The Trinity Forum seeks to improve dialogue and mutual understanding between airports, concessionaires and brands to the benefit of all stakeholders and of that critical fourth party, the consumer.
Airports Council International (www.aci.aero) is the international association of the world’s airports. A non-profit organisation, its prime purpose is to advance the interests of airports and to promote professional excellence in airport management and operations.
The Moodie Report (www.TheMoodieReport.com) is the world’s leading business intelligence provider dedicated to airport and airline non-aeronautical and commercial revenues.
