VIETNAM. Heathrow Airport Retail Director Fraser Brown is the latest highly influential executive confirmed to join the powerful speaker line-up for The Trinity Forum set to take place on 5-6 November in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

The event, to be co-hosted by Airports Corporation of Vietnam and Imex Pan Pacific Group, is the world’s most influential travel retail and airport commercial revenues conference.

The Trinity Forum is owned by The Moodie Davitt Report and organised in partnership with Airports Council International (ACI) Asia-Pacific & Middle East and ACI World.

Brown said: “I am looking forward to engaging with senior global leaders in other airports, brands and retailers at Trinity 2024. This is a must-attend event each year where senior colleagues can meet and share development.

“Now more important than ever with challenging macro-economics and consumers quite rightly more and more selective about how and where they spend their cash.”

As reported, The Trinity Forum promises to deliver an outstanding conference programme with a stellar line-up of speakers, including Lagardère Travel Retail Chairman and CEO Dag Rasmussen; Avolta CEO Xavier Rossinyol; Qatar Airways Chief Retail and Hospitality Officer Thabet Musleh; Abu Dhabi Airports Managing Director Elena Sorlini; Adani Airports Holding Chief Executive Officer Arun Bansal; and Riyadh Airports Company Chief Commercial Officer Abdulaziz Al Asaker.

They will be joined by IPP Travel Retail CEO Phillip Nguyen, who will outline a myriad of positive developments in Vietnam within the wider travel and tourism ecosystem, with a special emphasis on the exciting new Long Thanh International Airport.

The near-finalised programme line-up will be published in coming days.

Discounted Early Bird rates are still available to delegates. Click here to register.

Details of more sponsorship agreements and confirmed speakers will follow soon.

Click on the cover image for The Moodie Davitt eZine’s extensive multi-media coverage of The Trinity Forum 2023 held in Hong Kong