1st BTPF in Athens. Photo source: SWOT
The second Business Travel Professionals Forum (BTPF), set to take place on 11-12 December at the Divani Caravel Hotel in central Athens, is expected to see a 60 percent increase in participation, according to organizer SWOT (Simple Way of Tourism).
The forum, organized with the support of the Greek Tourism Confederation (SETE), will offer the networking opportunities for tourism sector entrepreneurs from hotels, major companies and travel agencies to share ideas, knowhow and ultimately forge professional ties.
Greek enterprises taking part in the 2nd BTPF include Costa Navarino (The Romanos, A Luxury Collection Resort & The Westin Resort Costa Navarino), Grand Resort Lagonissi, Makedonia Palace, Divanis Hotels, Athenaeum Intercontinental, St. George Lycabettus, YES! Hotels, Radisson Blu Athens, Amalia Hotels, Titania Hotel, Sofitel Athens Airport, Novotel Athenes, The MET, Poseidonion Grand Hotel Spetses, Club Hotel Casino Loutraki, Macedonian Hotels, Thraki Palace, Kinsterna Hotel, Kazarma Lake Resort & Spa, Amazones Suites, Aegli Arachova Resort & Spa, Eumelia GuestHouse, Sani Resort, Galaxy Hotel, Αmathus Rhodes, Samaria Hotel, Athens Ledra Hotel, Metropol Hotel Larissa and Nasioutzik Museum.
According to SWOT owner and managing director, George Constantinidis, the success of the first BTPF proved that Greek tourism professionals want to form collaborations and be informed on the latest developments in the sector.
Hotel professionals from Greek leading hotel groups that participated in the 1st BTPF in Athens. Photo source: SWOT
It is reminded that the 1st BTPF held in February was deemed highly successful as over 600 B2B meetings took place between tourism professionals that included representatives from 25 hotel units, more than 50 executives of commercial companies, as well as representatives from 34 travel agencies.
SWOT is an Athens-based company that specializes in the sales and representation of Greek hotels.
GTP is the communication sponsor of the event.
