Speakers, Topics Revealed for No Vacancy Southeast Asia

A powerful international speaking lineup has been confirmed for No Vacancy Southeast Asia.

To be held in Bangkok on 26 June 2012, the conference will address the rapidly changing online business environment confronting regional hoteliers and online travel agents.

Key industry issues will be examined such as travel distribution, the internet and mass tourism, while presenting some of the very latest industry research. Key sessions include:

- Managing user reviews
- Hotel website design
- Digital marketing and online distribution
- SEA online consumer trends
- Latest hotel and aviation research
- The opportunity and threat of mass tourism
- Latest booking trends
- Online Travel Agents case study and panel
- Revenue management

Confirmed speakers include:

- Bill Barnett, Managing Director, C9 Hotelworks
- Bill Black, President, SilverNeedle Hospitality
- Scott Blume, Group CEO, PT Raja Kumar International
- Ben Emery, Director of Revenue Strategy, Southeast Asia, Marriott International
- Mark Flower, Director of Commercial - Southeast Asia, IHG
- Timothy Hansing, CEO, Red Planet Hotels
- Craig Hewett, Co-Founder, Wego.com
- Sonia Kapoor, Director, Nielsen
- Markus Keller, Regional Director of Sales & Distribution - Asia Pacific, Accor
- John Koldowski, Special Advisor - Strategic Intelligence Centre, PATA
- Dan Lynn, CEO, AirAsia Expedia
- David Perry, General Manager, Gran Melia Jakarta
- Robert Rosenstein, President, Agoda
- Jagdish Sandhu, Director, Revenue Management & Distribution, Banyan Tree
- Sen Sun-Moon, Director, Horwath HTL
- Jessica Tham, Corporate Director - Yield Management, Berjaya Hotels & Resorts
- Jerome Wise, Vice President - Global Internet Marketing Services, TravelClick
- Michelle Wohl, Vice President Marketing, Reinvate

No Vacancy Southeast Asia is being held at the Banyan Tree Bangkok on 26 June 2012. Tickets cost A$399.

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