Ami Vitale at HBX Market Hub in Istanbul
June 25, 2024
Return to EventsAmi Vitale, National Geographic photographer, filmmaker and writer, will be joining MarketHub Americas where she will be sharing powerful stories that drive change and inspire to push boundaries.
As part of her keynote on how ‘Empathy Leads to Impact’, these uplifting narratives will show us how hope and collective action are shaping a brighter future for our planet.
After a triumphant return to the events circuit in 2023, the MarketHub is set to take off once again in 2024…this time, against the dramatic backdrop of iconic Istanbul.
This European edition of the MarketHub is the first to be endorsed by HBX Group, the evolution of the Hotelbeds Group brand. In the spirit of innovation, we invite you to join us for a voyage of discovery: from emerging trends to expert insights, together, we’ll explore New Frontiers in the travel industry and beyond.
Expect a schedule packed with presentations, roundtables and learning opportunities, as well as business networking sessions in MarketHub’s tradeshow area!
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