The Winning Years Conference
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An invitation from VisitScotland to attend The Winning Years Conference, 13 March 2012.
Do you want to make money and grow your business and the tourism industry within Scotland over the next three years? Then The Winning Years conference might just help you to do that - register now.
With eight events and milestones over the next three years The Winning Years is the biggest opportunity to put Scotland on the world stage for decades and it couldn't be a better time to make the most of these opportunities
The conference will examine practical ways to make the most of everything from Disney Pixar's Brave to The Commonwealth Games and will inspire through a range of speakers and industry case studies.
Inspirational speakers, including Mike Cantlay, Chairman of VisitScotland, Malcolm Roughead, Chief Executive of VisitScotland, Paul Bush, Chief Operating Officer of EventScotland, Andrew Dixon, Chief Executive of Creative Scotland and Stephen Leckie, Chairman of the Scottish Tourism Forum, will lead discussion on subjects like working with Disney, the Year of Creative Scotland, the Year of Natural Scotland and Homecoming 2014 as well as great sporting events like the Ryder Cup.
You will also have the opportunity to hear first hand through case studies how other industry groups have capitalised on opportunities arising from major events. The afternoon session will include a range of workshops where new ideas and opportunities will be explored.
So if you are interested in making the most of The Winning Years, come along to our free conference on
13 March at the Perth Conference Hall and take part in creating a new and lucrative future for Scottish tourism.
To register visit http://thewinningyears.eventbrite.co.uk.
We hope you will be able to join us.
Yours sincerely
Mike Cantlay
Chairman, VisitScotland
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