The South Australian Tourism Industry Council’s third annual
tourism convention, entitled SA
e-Tourism Convention: The revolution of tourism information, distribution and
sales, allows the tourism operators, local government and stakeholders to
participate in a dynamic, interactive day of presentations and master classes.
South Australian Tourism Industry Council Chief Executive
Ward Tilbrook says the internet is changing the way we do business and we need
to keep learning and re-learning if we are going to grow and succeed.
“Taking a day to improve your knowledge of operating
successfully online is a wise investment designed to help businesses succeed in
a rapidly evolving online environment and not become a victim of it,” Mr
Tilbrook says. This is an opportunity to learn in all aspects of being
“online” including sales and marketing, distribution, e-commerce, social media,
financial management, inventory control, as well as managing your business’
image and reputation.”
To be opened by the Tourism Minister Gail Gago, the
convention will have a line up of four impressive plenary speakers and seven
compelling master classes which will enable participants to learn in a more
interactive environment. (See full speaker line-up below.)
Keynote presenter, Jason Shugg, Head of Consumer Insights at
Lonely Planet, will identify the importance of understanding consumers and
their needs in a changing environment by looking at Lonely Planet as a case
study for changing the way it has developed its strategies towards a more
consumer centric approach.
After participating in a full day of conference activities,
delegates are also invited to attend Talking Tourism – the Convention’s
Cocktail Function to hear from guest speaker The Lord Mayor of Adelaide, Stephen Yarwood about the Council’s
integration of new digital media into the way they do business.
The convention will be held at the Hilton Adelaide on
Wednesday, 30 May. Registrations are now open. For more information visit: www.satic.com.au
Full Speaker Line Up:
Master of Ceremonies: John Thompson-Mills, ABC
Hon Gail Gago MLC, Minister for Tourism
Hon Gail Gago MLC, Minister for Tourism
Official opening
Jason Shugg, Lonely Planet
Jason Shugg, Lonely Planet
The importance in understanding consumers and their needs in a changing
environment
Grant Cameron and Jodie van Deventer, Access All Media
Grant Cameron and Jodie van Deventer, Access All Media
Stor-E-telling in an online world
David O’Loughlin, South Australian Tourism Commission
David O’Loughlin, South Australian Tourism Commission
Customer Engagement in the Digital Channel
Jesse Desjardins, Tourism Australia
Jesse Desjardins, Tourism Australia
Social media & advocacy: a Tourism Australia case study
Angela Murphy, dmca Charted Accountants
Angela Murphy, dmca Charted Accountants
Efficiency in e-Business: How to make more money without more customers
Jason Neave, Via Media Communications
Jason Neave, Via Media Communications
Marketing Automation: Why email marketing is still the killer app
Michelle Prak, Prakky
Michelle Prak, Prakky
Blog On: How blogging can support your tourism business
Paige Rowett, The Gen Y Project
Paige Rowett, The Gen Y Project
Search Engine Optimisation 101
Stephen Schwer, Southern Flinders Regional Tourism Authority
Gail Gago |
A Pedal Powered Website
Sally Smith, Australian Tourism Data Warehouse
Sally Smith, Australian Tourism Data Warehouse
Online Travel Agents
Daniel Wilson, DBG Technologies, E Commerce 101
Stephen Yarwood, Lord Mayor of Adelaide
Guest speaker at Talking Tourism: Convention Cocktail Function
More Information: Bianca Borrett, bianca@satic.com.au +61 8 8110 0125 or see the website http://www.satic.com.au/index.php/events/satic_convention_sa_e-tourism/program/
Daniel Wilson, DBG Technologies, E Commerce 101
Stephen Yarwood, Lord Mayor of Adelaide
Guest speaker at Talking Tourism: Convention Cocktail Function
More Information: Bianca Borrett, bianca@satic.com.au +61 8 8110 0125 or see the website http://www.satic.com.au/index.php/events/satic_convention_sa_e-tourism/program/
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