04/11/2024
Join us this Thursday 7th of November 2024 at The Dominican Priory, St. Dominic Street, Valletta, in which our Founder and Chairman, Sven von der Heyden, will be joining a panel of experts to speak about the future of hospitality and tourism in Malta.
We hope to see you there!
Please follow this link to register: https://lnkd.in/dSYx7fHF
Join us for an exclusive evening as we discuss "Grand Harbour 2050: Shaping the Future of Malta’s Premier Tourism Asset."
This event will delve into the current state and future potential of Valletta and the Grand Harbour region from a hospitality and tourism perspective, addressing critical questions for Malta's largest tourism asset.
The evening will feature a distinguished panel of experts, including Dr. Andrei Imbroll (Co-founder, VBL Group), Sven von der Heyden (Chairman, Von der Heyden Group), and Demetris Spanos (Managing Partner, HVS Global Hospitality Services, South Europe). Moderated by Raphael Aloisio (CPA and former Partner at Deloitte), the panel will provide key insights into attracting high-end tourists, the impact of Valletta 2018, and the future opportunities and challenges facing Malta’s hospitality sector.
Event Details:
Date: Thursday, 7 November 2024
Time: 18:00 – 21:30
Location: The Dominican Priory, St. Dominic Street, Valletta
Tickets: Free for MBN members (up to 3 for Corporate Type 1 and 5 for Corporate Type 2) | €50 for non-members
The evening will begin with networking drinks, followed by the panel discussion, and will conclude with further networking opportunities.
Don’t miss the opportunity to engage with industry leaders and gain valuable insights into the future of the Grand Harbour and Malta’s tourism industry. Secure your spot today!
A special thank you to our sponsors: VBL Group, Cugó Gran Macina Malta, P. Cutajar & Co., Farsons Group, Caffe Cordina, and Archi+ for making this event possible.
For more information and registration, visit the MBN website - maltabusinessnetwork.com/events/grand-harbour-2050-shaping-the-future-of-maltas-premier-tourism-asset