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QATAR. CAVU has reaffirmed its support as Gold Partner for The Trinity Forum 2026, which takes place in Doha on 5-6 February.

The world’s most influential airport commercial revenues conference will be hosted by Qatar Airways, Hamad International Airport and Qatar Duty Free.

CAVU, owned and managed by Manchester Airports Group, is a travel services business dedicated to transforming the airport experience and driving value for passengers and airport commercial partners. The company’s footprint extends to more than 308 airports across 48 countries.

CAVU VP Growth, Experiences Craig Pring said, “CAVU is excited to lend its support to Trinity for the third event in a row as we continue to expand our network of lounges and our online marketplace in airports around the world.

“With Hamad International Airport in Doha being a world leader for airport customer experience, we can think of no better host for this year’s forum and no better place to explore the future of the passenger journey.”

The Trinity Forum is owned by The Moodie Davitt Report and co-organised in a highly successful long-term partnership with Airports Council International (ACI) Asia Pacific & Middle East and ACI World. From 2026, ACI Europe also joins as a partner, which marks a significant enhancement to the event’s scope and influence.

To be held at The St. Regis Doha, the conference will feature a robust programme addressing critical topics, such as evolving passenger behaviours, digital transformation in retail and sustainable revenue strategies. Preliminary findings from ACI Asia-Pacific & Middle East’s Travel Retail Study will also be showcased, offering actionable insights for the industry.

The preliminary agenda (subject to change) was recently announced, with additional high-profile names set to be revealed in the coming weeks. ✈

Click above for highlights from a memorable Trinity Forum in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam in November 2024 

Registration and sponsorship opportunities

Registration details and other information can be found at https://trinityforum.events/

For sponsorship enquiries, please contact The Moodie Davitt Report Publisher Irene Revilla at irene@moodiedavittreport.com

For event details, contact The Moodie Davitt Report Head of Events Vincci Chung at vincci@moodiedavittreport.com

QATAR. Diageo is once again lending its support as Platinum Partner for The Trinity Forum 2026, which takes place in Doha on 5-6 February.

The powerful Johnnie Walker-to-Baileys drinks group is a long-standing supporter of the world’s leading airport commercial revenues conference, to be hosted by Qatar Airways, Hamad International Airport and Qatar Duty Free.

The Trinity Forum is owned by The Moodie Davitt Report and co-organised in a highly successful long-term partnership with Airports Council International (ACI) Asia Pacific & Middle East and ACI World. From 2026, ACI Europe also joins as a partner, which marks a significant enhancement to the event’s scope and influence.

Diageo Global Travel Managing Director Andrew Cowan said, “The Trinity Forum is a powerful moment in our industry’s calendar, and we are delighted to be supporting it once again in 2026.

“It has never been more important for our sector to come together at forums like this to discuss and consider how we collectively choose and promote growth.

“The Trinity Forum plays a crucial role in convening and leading this industry-shaping conversations, bringing together a diverse and global network of organisations from across travel retail.”

Registration is open for The Trinity Forum, with early bird rates available until today (28 November) at this link.

To be held at The St. Regis Doha, the conference will feature a robust programme addressing critical topics, such as evolving passenger behaviours, digital transformation in retail and sustainable revenue strategies. Preliminary findings from ACI Asia-Pacific & Middle East’s Travel Retail Study will also be showcased, offering actionable insights for the industry.

The preliminary agenda (subject to change) has been previously announced, with additional high-profile names set to be revealed in the coming weeks. ✈

Click above for highlights from a memorable Trinity Forum in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam in November 2024 

Registration and sponsorship opportunities

Registration details and other information can be found at https://trinityforum.events/

For sponsorship enquiries, please contact The Moodie Davitt Report Publisher Irene Revilla at irene@moodiedavittreport.com

For event details, contact The Moodie Davitt Report Head of Events Vincci Chung at vincci@moodiedavittreport.com

QATAR. The Moodie Davitt Report is delighted to reveal the complete agenda for The Trinity Forum 2026, taking place on 5-6 February in Doha.

Themed ‘Transforming Airport Commerce: Innovation, Collaboration, and Passenger-Centred Growth’, the programme features two days of in-depth discussions, strategic insights and networking for the aviation and travel retail industries.

The world’s most influential airport commercial revenues conference will be hosted by Qatar Airways, Hamad International Airport and Qatar Duty Free.

Early Bird registration for the event is still open through this link, offering discounted fees until 28 November.

As reported, an Early Bird delegate pass is available for US$1,100 for ACI members and US$1,300 for non-members. The registration fee rises to US$1,400 and US$1,600, respectively, after that date.

The Trinity Forum is owned by The Moodie Davitt Report and co-organised in a highly successful long-term partnership with Airports Council International (ACI) Asia Pacific & Middle East and ACI World. This year, the additional inclusion of ACI Europe as a co-organiser marks a significant enhancement to the event’s scope and influence.

Taking place at The St. Regis Doha, the prestigious annual event will feature a robust programme addressing critical topics, such as evolving passenger behaviours, digital transformation in retail and sustainable revenue strategies. Preliminary findings from ACI Asia-Pacific & Middle East’s Travel Retail Study will also be showcased, offering actionable insights for the industry.

The St. Regis Doha provides the setting for The Trinity Forum 2026, where global aviation industry leaders will gather to explore innovation and collaboration

Day One kicks off with registration, coffee and networking, followed by opening remarks from The Moodie Davitt Report Founder & Chairman Martin Moodie and President Dermot Davitt.

The forum opens with a keynote, followed by a discussion titled ‘Ensuring Airport Retail Remains Relevant in an Ever-Changing World’, presented by Gebr. Heinemann Owner and Co-CEO Max Heinemann.

Delegates will then explore the ‘Humanisation vs Digitalisation in the Age of AI’, featuring TAV OS CEO Aude Ferrand and Lagardère Travel Retail EVP Strategy & AI Qihua Wang.

Also on the agenda is ‘Walking the Walk with Trinity’, with speakers set to be revealed.

The afternoon will focus on the future of travel retail, featuring ‘Talking Tenders: Where Next for the Travel Retail Business Model?’ and ‘Winning Over Gen Z: Redefining Airport Retail for the Next-Generation Traveller’, with speakers to be announced.

Delegates will also hear from industry experts in sessions including ‘Travel Retail in the Post-Pandemic Era: Emerging Trends, Passenger Behaviour, and Policy Recommendations’ and ‘Assessing the Great Saudi Opportunity’, with speakers to be confirmed.

Day One concludes with closing remarks before delegates are transported to the opening cocktail, providing a setting for networking and industry engagement. {Main story continues after the following communication.}

Day Two builds on the discussion, opening with a session on ‘The Power of Partnership’, followed by ‘No Place for Airport Silos Any Longer – Integrating Lounges with the Commercial Offer’, featuring Lima Airport Partners Chief Commercial Officer Norbert Onkelbach and other panellists.

Additional sessions will explore ‘Localisation and Cultural Storytelling in Retail’, alongside ‘From a Trinity to a Quaternity: Driving Conversion Through Integrated Communication Across the Airport Estate’.

Aer Rianta International CEO Ray Hernan will share insights in ‘Delivering Value, Values and Vibrancy to a Changing Consumer Base’.

The agenda also features future-focused sessions, including ‘Megatrends Shaping the Future of Airport Non-Aeronautical Business’ and ‘A New Travel Retail Superforce Emerges’.

‘Brave New World – A Visionary Exploration into Travel Retail’s Future 2050-Style’ will feature Philip Morris International Global Travel Retail Vice President Beste Ermaner, along with other speakers. The programme concludes with closing remarks.

A gala dinner hosted by Qatar Airways, Hamad International Airport and Qatar Duty Free will bring the event to a close, offering delegates a chance to connect and celebrate. ✈

Click above for highlights from a memorable Trinity Forum in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam in November 2024 

Registration and sponsorship opportunities

Registration for The Trinity Forum 2026 is now open at https://trinityforum.events/

For sponsorship enquiries, please contact The Moodie Davitt Report Publisher Irene Revilla at irene@moodiedavittreport.com

For event details, contact The Moodie Davitt Report Head of Events Vincci Chung at vincci@moodiedavittreport.com  

QATAR. The Moodie Davitt Report is delighted to announce further high-profile additions to the stellar speaker line-up for The Trinity Forum 2026, taking place on 5-6 February in Doha.

The latest confirmed speakers include TAV Operation Services CEO and TAV Airports Holding CCO Aude Ferrand; Gebr. Heinemann Owner and Co-CEO Max Heinemann; and Lima Airport Chief Commercial Officer Norbert Onkelbach.

Bringing their industry expertise to The Trinity Forum 2026 are (from left) Lima Airport Chief Commercial Officer Norbert Onkelbach; TAV Operation Services CEO and TAV Airports Holding CCO Aude Ferrand; and Gebr. Heinemann Owner and Co-CEO Max Heinemann

The world’s most influential airport commercial revenues conference will be hosted by Qatar Airways, Hamad International Airport and Qatar Duty Free.

The Trinity Forum is owned by The Moodie Davitt Report and co-organised in a highly successful long-term partnership with Airports Council International (ACI) Asia Pacific & Middle East and ACI World. This year, the additional inclusion of ACI Europe as a co-organiser marks a significant enhancement to the event’s scope and influence.

Early Bird registration for the event is still open through this link, offering discounted fees until 28 November.

As reported, an Early Bird delegate pass is available for US$1,100 for ACI members and US$1,300 for non-members. The registration fee rises to US$1,400 and US$1,600, respectively, after that date.

The prestigious annual event is dedicated to maximising the potential of airport commercial services, enhancing traveller experiences and creating sustainable added value for the aviation and travel retail industries.

Taking place at The St. Regis Doha, the conference will feature a robust programme addressing critical topics, such as evolving passenger behaviours, digital transformation in retail and sustainable revenue strategies. Preliminary findings from ACI Asia-Pacific & Middle East’s Travel Retail Study will also be showcased, offering actionable insights for the industry.

Among the top industry figures added to the line-up is Max Heinemann, who heads one of the world’s largest travel retailers.

Representing the fifth generation of the family-run business, Heinemann began his career shaping the company’s duty-free market entry strategy before moving to Singapore to lead Heinemann Asia Pacific as CEO from 2014. {Story continues after the following communication.}

Since joining the Executive Board of Gebr. Heinemann in 2018, he has overseen People & Culture, Corporate Communications & External Affairs, and the Vision Hub GHARAGE.

Recognised for a modern, value-driven leadership style, Heinemann has guided the company into new markets, including Saudi Arabia and India, reinforcing its status as a global partner.

Bringing extensive experience in luxury retail and airport operations to The Trinity Forum is Aude Ferrand.

Ferrand joined TAV in 2017, becoming Chief Retail Officer in 2018, following senior leadership roles at Printemps and Amore Pacific – Parfums Lolita Lempicka and an early career start as Armani Jeans Brand Manager at Club 21 in the UK.

Joining them is Norbert Onkelbach, a well-regarded leader in the airport sector with deep experience in aeronautical and non-aeronautical planning, commercial concession programmes, business development and client relationship management.

Onkelbach currently chairs the ACI World Economic Standing Committee. ✈

Click above for highlights from a memorable Trinity Forum in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam in November 2024 

Registration and sponsorship opportunities

Registration for The Trinity Forum 2026 is now open at https://trinityforum.events/

For sponsorship enquiries, please contact The Moodie Davitt Report Publisher Irene Revilla at irene@moodiedavittreport.com

For event details, contact The Moodie Davitt Report Head of Events Vincci Chung at vincci@moodiedavittreport.com  

QATAR. The Early Bird deadline for The Trinity Forum 2026 is fast approaching, with delegates encouraged to register before 28 November to secure discounted rates.

The world’s most influential airport commercial revenues conference will be hosted by Qatar Airways, Hamad International Airport and Qatar Duty Free on 5-6 February in Doha.

Delegates can access the registration portal through this link.

As reported, an Early Bird delegate pass is available for US$1,100 for ACI members and US$1,300 for non-members. The registration fee rises to US$1,400 and US$1,600, respectively, after that date.

The Trinity Forum is owned by The Moodie Davitt Report and co-organised in a highly successful long-term partnership with Airports Council International (ACI) Asia Pacific & Middle East and ACI World. This year, the additional inclusion of ACI Europe as a co-organiser marks a significant enhancement to the event’s scope and influence.

The prestigious annual event is dedicated to maximising the potential of airport commercial services, enhancing traveller experiences and creating sustainable added value for the aviation and travel retail industries.

Taking place at The St. Regis Doha, the conference will feature a robust programme addressing critical topics, such as evolving passenger behaviours, digital transformation in retail and sustainable revenue strategies. Preliminary findings from ACI Asia-Pacific & Middle East’s Travel Retail Study will also be showcased, offering actionable insights for the industry.

As previously announced, the event will bring together a distinguished panel of speakers, including top industry executives, with additional names to be revealed in the coming weeks. ✈

Click above for highlights from a memorable Trinity Forum in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam in November 2024 

Registration and sponsorship opportunities

Registration for The Trinity Forum 2026 is now open at https://trinityforum.events/

For sponsorship enquiries, please contact The Moodie Davitt Report Publisher Irene Revilla at irene@moodiedavittreport.com

For event details, contact The Moodie Davitt Report Head of Events Vincci Chung at vincci@moodiedavittreport.com  

QATAR. The Trinity Forum 2026 is set to be another blockbuster edition, bringing together leading voices across the industry on 5-6 February 2026 in Doha.

The world’s most influential airport commercial revenues conference will be hosted by Qatar Airways, Hamad International Airport and Qatar Duty Free.

The Trinity Forum is owned by The Moodie Davitt Report and co-organised in a highly successful long term partnership with Airports Council International (ACI) Asia Pacific & Middle East and ACI World. This year, the additional inclusion of ACI Europe as a co-organiser marks a significant enhancement to the event’s scope and influence.

The prestigious annual event is dedicated to maximising the potential of airport commercial services, enhancing traveller experiences and creating sustainable added value for the aviation and travel retail industries.

Taking place at The St. Regis Doha, the conference will feature a robust programme addressing critical topics, such as evolving passenger behaviours, digital transformation in retail and sustainable revenue strategies. Preliminary findings from ACI Asia-Pacific & Middle East’s Travel Retail Study will also be showcased, offering actionable insights for the industry.

The speaking line-up will feature highly respected industry figures, including Philip Morris International Vice President of Global Travel Retail Beste Ermaner.

Ermaner is notable for leading the company’s transformation in duty-free and travel retail toward a smoke-free future.

Philip Morris International Vice President of Global Travel Retail Beste Ermaner (left) and incoming L’Oréal Travel Retail President Eva Yu are set to light up the conference stage

With over 25 years at Philip Morris International, she has held senior roles across strategic leadership, marketing and category transformation, championing innovation, female leadership and immersive consumer engagement across over 160 markets.

Joining her is another well-regarded industry executive, Eva Yu, recently named as L’Oréal Travel Retail President to replace Emmanuel Goulin, effective 1 January 2026 (full story here). 

Yu is best recognised for expanding L’Oréal’s duty-free presence across 27 Asia Pacific markets as the first Asian and female Managing Director of Travel Retail in 2011 {main story continues following the communication below}.

Since joining the beauty group in 2000 as Biotherm Brand Manager in Hong Kong, she has held key leadership roles. Most recently, as President and Managing Director of L’Oréal Hong Kong, she delivered market share growth and earned recognition for retail innovation, talent development, corporate responsibility and sustainability.

Lagardère Travel Retail Executive Vice President Strategy & AI Qihua Wang will also lend her expertise to the panel.

Conference attendees can look forward to insights from travel retail leaders, including Lagardère Travel Retail Executive Vice President Strategy & AI Qihua Wang (left) and Aer Rianta International CEO Ray Hernan

Leading the company’s AI transformation, Wang leverages data and smart technologies to reimagine business processes and accelerate value creation. Her consulting experience equips her with the insight and vision to advance AI initiatives across the organisation.

Adding to the line-up of influential industry leaders is Aer Rianta International (ARI) CEO Ray Hernan.

Since taking on the role in 2018, Hernan has steered ARI’s global travel retail expansion, driving acquisitions, redevelopments and record commercial performance, bolstering its reputation as a trusted operator.

A people-focused leader, he champions the mantra of treating customers as he would like to be treated. Formerly, he held senior roles at Ryanair, Arnotts, Brown Thomas and Selfridges, and as a qualified chartered accountant, he combines commercial acumen with dynamic leadership. ✈

Click above for highlights from a memorable Trinity Forum in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam in November 2024 

Registration and sponsorship opportunities

Registration for The Trinity Forum 2026 is now open at https://trinityforum.events/

For sponsorship enquiries, please contact The Moodie Davitt Report Publisher Irene Revilla at irene@moodiedavittreport.com

For event details, contact The Moodie Davitt Report Head of Events Vincci Chung at vincci@moodiedavittreport.com  

QATAR. With just three weeks remaining until the 28 November Early Bird deadline, delegates are invited to register for The Trinity Forum 2026 and secure discounted rates.

The world’s most influential airport commercial revenues conference will be hosted by Qatar Airways, Hamad International Airport and Qatar Duty Free on 5-6 February in Doha.

Delegates can access the registration portal through this link.

As reported, an Early Bird delegate pass is available for US$1,100 for ACI members and US$1,300 for non-members. The registration fee rises to US$1,400 and US$1,600, respectively, after that date.

The prestigious annual event is dedicated to maximising the potential of airport commercial services, enhancing traveller experiences and creating sustainable added value for the aviation and travel retail industries.

The Trinity Forum is owned by The Moodie Davitt Report and co-organised in a highly successful long term partnership with Airports Council International (ACI) Asia Pacific & Middle East and ACI World. This year, the additional inclusion of ACI Europe as a co-organiser marks a significant enhancement to the event’s scope and influence.

The event, taking place at The St. Regis Doha, will feature a robust programme addressing critical topics, such as evolving passenger behaviours, digital transformation in retail and sustainable revenue strategies. Preliminary findings from ACI Asia-Pacific & Middle East’s Travel Retail Study will also be showcased, offering actionable insights for the industry.

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

Click above for highlights from a memorable Trinity Forum in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam in November 2024 

Registration and sponsorship opportunities

Registration for The Trinity Forum 2026 is now open at https://trinityforum.events/

For sponsorship enquiries, please contact The Moodie Davitt Report Publisher Irene Revilla at irene@moodiedavittreport.com

For event details, contact The Moodie Davitt Report Head of Events Vincci Chung at vincci@moodiedavittreport.com  

QATAR. UAE-based camel milk chocolatier Al Nassma Chocolate has joined as Coffee Break Partner for The Trinity Forum, which takes place in Doha on 5-6 February 2026.

The world’s most influential airport commercial revenues conference will be hosted by Qatar Airways, Hamad International Airport and Qatar Duty Free.

Al Nassma Chocolate Travel Retail Manager Marrah van Almsick said: “Al Nassma Chocolate is honoured to support The Trinity Forum 2026 in Qatar as a Coffee Break Sponsor. The event has long stood as one of the most respected platforms for dialogue, innovation and collaboration within the global travel retail industry.

“As a brand that was born in the Middle East and proudly represents the authenticity and craftsmanship of the region, Al Nassma values the opportunity to connect with partners, exchange ideas and contribute to discussions that shape the future of our industry.

“The Trinity Forum is not just a meeting of leaders, it’s a space that inspires creativity, encourages transparency and strengthens partnerships across all corners of travel retail. We’re excited to be part of this year’s edition in Doha and to explore new opportunities for collaboration and growth.

“Our participation reflects Al Nassma’s ongoing commitment to excellence and to bringing a truly unique taste of the Middle East to travellers around the world. We look forward to engaging with our peers and continuing to play an active role in the industry’s evolving journey.”

The prestigious annual event is dedicated to maximising the potential of airport commercial services, enhancing traveller experiences and creating sustainable added value for the aviation and travel retail industries.

The Trinity Forum is owned by The Moodie Davitt Report and co-organised in a highly successful long-term partnership with Airports Council International (ACI) Asia Pacific & Middle East and ACI World. This year, the additional inclusion of ACI Europe as a co-organiser marks a significant enhancement to the event’s scope and influence.

To be held at The St. Regis Doha, the conference will feature a robust programme addressing critical topics, such as evolving passenger behaviours, digital transformation in retail and sustainable revenue strategies. Preliminary findings from ACI Asia-Pacific & Middle East’s Travel Retail Study will also be showcased, offering actionable insights for the industry.

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

Click above for highlights from a memorable Trinity Forum in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam in November 2024 

Registration and sponsorship opportunities

Registration details and other information can be found at https://trinityforum.events/

For sponsorship enquiries, please contact The Moodie Davitt Report Publisher Irene Revilla at irene@moodiedavittreport.com

For event details, contact The Moodie Davitt Report Head of Events Vincci Chung at vincci@moodiedavittreport.com ✈

QATAR. Delegates for the highly anticipated Trinity Forum 2026 are encouraged to register before the 28 November Early Bird deadline to secure discounted rates.

The world’s most influential airport commercial revenues conference will be hosted by Qatar Airways, Hamad International Airport and Qatar Duty Free on 5-6 February in Doha.

Delegates can access the registration portal through this link.

As reported, an Early Bird delegate pass is available for US$1,100 for ACI members and US$1,300 for non-members. The registration fee rises to US$1,400 and US$1,600, respectively, after that date.

The prestigious annual event is dedicated to maximising the potential of airport commercial services, enhancing traveller experiences and creating sustainable added value for the aviation and travel retail industries.

The Trinity Forum is owned by The Moodie Davitt Report and co-organised in a highly successful long term partnership with Airports Council International (ACI) Asia Pacific & Middle East and ACI World. This year, the additional inclusion of ACI Europe as a co-organiser marks a significant enhancement to the event’s scope and influence.

The event also continues to attract strong industry support. Among the latest companies to sign up as a product placement partner is leading Italian wafer and chocolate brand Loacker.

Business Director Duty Free & Travel Retail Juan Miguel Cabrera said: “The Trinity Forum is the engine driving the unification of inventive thinking and collective action. We are excited to join the pivotal exchange that is laying the foundation for the next major wave of growth across our industry.”

To be held at The St. Regis Doha, the Forum will feature a robust programme addressing critical topics, such as evolving passenger behaviours, digital transformation in retail and sustainable revenue strategies. Preliminary findings from ACI Asia-Pacific & Middle East’s Travel Retail Study will also be showcased, offering actionable insights for the industry. ✈

Click above for highlights from a memorable Trinity Forum in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam in November 2024 

Registration and sponsorship opportunities

Registration for The Trinity Forum 2026 is now open at https://trinityforum.events/

For sponsorship enquiries, please contact The Moodie Davitt Report Publisher Irene Revilla at irene@moodiedavittreport.com

For event details, contact The Moodie Davitt Report Head of Events Vincci Chung at vincci@moodiedavittreport.com  

QATAR/INTERNATIONAL. Mondelez World Travel Retail has signed up as a Coffee Break Partner for The Trinity Forum, which takes place in Doha on 5-6 February 2026. The confectionery & food powerhouse is a long-standing supporter of the world’s leading airport commercial revenues conference.

The event in Doha will be hosted by Qatar Airways, Hamad International Airport and Qatar Duty Free.

The Trinity Forum is owned by The Moodie Davitt Report and co-organised in a highly successful long-term partnership with Airports Council International (ACI) Asia Pacific & Middle East and ACI World. From 2026, ACI Europe also joins as a partner, which marks a significant enhancement to the event’s scope and influence.

Mondelez World Travel Retail Managing Director & Vice President of Special Businesses Joost Rossmuller said: “Mondelez World Travel Retail is proud to sponsor The Trinity Forum, reaffirming our long-standing commitment to driving innovation and growth across the travel retail ecosystem.

“This partnership celebrates the power of the Trinity working together to elevate the traveller experience. With a portfolio of globally loved confectionery brands and strong consumer insights to guide us, we’re committed to rethinking value and uncovering new opportunities for shared growth.”

Registration is open for The Trinity Forum, with early bird rates available until 28 November at this link.

To be held at The St. Regis Doha, the conference will feature a robust programme addressing critical topics, such as evolving passenger behaviours, digital transformation in retail and sustainable revenue strategies. Preliminary findings from ACI Asia-Pacific & Middle East’s Travel Retail Study will also be showcased, offering actionable insights for the industry.

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

Click above for highlights from a memorable Trinity Forum in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam in November 2024 

Registration and sponsorship opportunities

Registration details and other information can be found at https://trinityforum.events/

For sponsorship enquiries, please contact The Moodie Davitt Report Publisher Irene Revilla at irene@moodiedavittreport.com

For event details, contact The Moodie Davitt Report Head of Events Vincci Chung at vincci@moodiedavittreport.com ✈