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The Institute of Travel Management
(ITM) is expanding its mentoring programme with the launch of a second intake
of candidates for 2021 from 1 July.
The mentoring programme, launched in 2020, provides mentees with access to industry
experts in a one-to-one environment to support their career development and personal
growth. The programme is free of charge for ITM ‘Business’ level
members. ITM expects to enrol a further 15 mentees this year who will be matched with mentors via a comprehensive profile pairing process
based on their respective skillsets.
The 30 mentees who joined the
programme in January say the key focus areas have been leadership,
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There are promising signs that in-person meetings will return soon as Europe subdues the coronavirus pandemic through mass vaccination. But there will be one crucial difference from how events were staged pre-pandemic. In future, many are expected to be hybrid: some participants will attend face to face, others virtually.
Hybrid events were emerging as a trend even before coronavirus, thanks to improving technology, but now they are set to accelerate rapidly. One survey published earlier this year by etc.venues found that 73 per cent of event planners tip the hybrid model to become more common.
“The reality is that post-pandemic we are going to have a split audience,” said Mike Piddock, CEO of virtual event technology provider Glisser, at the Institute of Travel Management’s (virtual) annual conference last month. “Some people are going to want to be there in person and some will want to remain virtual. Maybe they are continuing to shield or feel vul
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