Join us as we gain an overview of practical recycling initiatives in the attractions industry. Jason Stonesifer, Senior Manager, Projects & Recycling, at Universal Orlando Resort, produces compelling materials and provides a wide look at how large recycling initiatives can be scaled across different sized organizations.

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Join us at Navy Pier for an exclusive networking reception at Bar Sol, bringing together industry professionals for an evening of connections and insights. Mingle with fellow leaders, expand your network, and enjoy one of Chicago’s most iconic waterfront destinations.

IAAPA Institute for Attractions Professionals is the global attractions industry’s premier professional development program for individuals with five or fewer years’ working within attractions. These include museums, science centers, aquariums, attractions, local based and family entertainment centers, amusement parks, and zoos.

 

Ready to deep dive into Africa’s unique attractions landscape? Join this three-day event. Complete with an exciting education conference programme, the opportunity to network with key stakeholders from Africa and beyond, and the chance to experience a diverse selection of EDUTours at local operators.

Connect, learn, and celebrate at an exclusive networking reception at IAAPA Global Headquarters! Mingle with fellow professionals, spark new ideas, and build lasting connections in a lively and engaging atmosphere. Meet your dedicated IAAPA Team from Membership, Public Affairs, Global Professional Development, Marketing, and more—PLUS, gain exclusive insights from a special keynote speaker. This is an exciting opportunity to grow your network, exchange ideas, and experience all that IAAPA has to offer!

Heavy apps, refreshments, and entertainment will be available at the event.

This exclusive webinar will educate IAAPA members on the important role of the global board of directors and the process for applying to serve on the board. The session will be presented in English and is available only to IAAPA members.

Registration is required to attend.

In February, the Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) reported the largest monthly decline in U.S. consumer confidence in four years. As a result, many consumers are adjusting their priorities, including spending less on leisure travel and altering their travel habits.

We invite you to join an important live chat with global travel and tourism and trade experts representing Oxford Economics about how factors such as trade policy, recession fears, declining consumer confidence, and exchange rates could disrupt the summer travel season.