June 30 John Kirk to "Mexico Hotels - Above and Beyond the New Normal" Host Panel

Mexico is open to global travelers. But what can be expected of you or your clients? Next Tuesday, TravelPulse Canada Editor in Chief John Kirk will moderate a panel entitled "Mexico Hotels - Above and Beyond the New Normal" at 3:30 pm EST on Tuesday, June 30. Register - Click here to register.

The webinar will include some of the company's biggest names, who will speak about how Mexico reopens its doors and welcomes visitors, the latest country update, and how current health and safety protocols are treated by Mexico hotels.

Kirk will also host a question and answer period, so agents will have the ability to chime in with their own questions.

The panel participates

Luis Barrios - Founder of the National Hotel Chains Association and President and CEO of City Express Hotels

In the tourism business, Luis has over 35 years of professional career. Luis revolutionized the hotel industry in Mexico thanks to his revolutionary vision by establishing Hoteles City Express, a hotel chain focused on providing business and leisure travelers accommodation services that stands out for operating under a sustainable model.

Nino Montagnese, Air Canada Vacations Managing Director

Currently, Nino is Air Canada Vacations' Managing Director. Nino has been in his current position for four years and has spent more than 15 years with Air Canada Vacations. In the Canadian travel industry, Nino has more than 30 years of experience. Nino is responsible for the overall design and execution of the business plan for all markets of Air Canada Vacations in his present role.

President, Gonzalo del Peon, AMResorts

As one of AMResorts' founders and current president, Gonzalo has helped make the business one of the world's leading hotel chains in the luxury tourism market. With more than 30 years of experience in the hospitality industry, Gonzalo leads seven award-winning brands in all fields of investor relations, as well as operations, owners, administration, distribution, marketing and product innovation.

Agents will have the opportunity to win fantastic prizes, including some three-night/four day stays in sunny Mexico's wonderful resorts, air travel packages, and more. A trip to Mexico is the ideal way to heal, given the demanding, exhausting time we've all been through over the past few months.

All that, plus fantastic data to help you sell trips to your customers in Mexico.

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