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TTG Fairer Travel Event 2026 to feature new format and trailblazing speakers

The full-day conference, taking place on Tuesday 30 June at The Minster Building in London, is designed to empower travel’s changemakers.

Held for the first time across three stages – Purpose, Planet and People – attendees will hear from experts on sustainability and DEI, offering practical tools to drive real change and future-proof your business.

The event is run in association with Spanish Tourist Office and co-partners easyJet holidays and Intrepid, with supporting partners Travel By Corp and HR in Travel.

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