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Introduction: The World Tourism Cities Federation (WTCF) will co-host WTCF Europe Tourism Conference 2018 with its member city Seville from 10 to 12 December 2018. The conference will include Opening Ceremony & Keynote Speeches, Tourism Trade Fair, Tourism Investment Fair, Forum, Press Conference, Welcome Dinner hosted by Seville & Presentation, Post-Conference City Tour, etc. WTCF will invite some 200 participants, including representatives of WTCF's member cities, WTCF experts, representatives of tourism enterprises, managers of investment funds and tourism media, to attend the conference.
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Welcome Remarks: Mr. Juan Espadas-Cejas, Mayor of Seville
Welcome Remarks: Ms. Isabel María Oliver-Sagreras, Secretary of State for Tourism.
Opening Remarks: Mr. Li Baochun, Executive Deputy Secretary-General of WTCF
Special Remarks: Ms. Liu Wenqiu, Cultural Counselor of China Embassy in Spain
Special Remarks: Mr. Manuel Butler Halter, Executive Director of UN World Tourism Organization
Special Remarks: Dr. Miguel Angel Castro, Rector of University of Seville
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Forum Session I: European Tourism Cities and Chinese Outbound Tourism
Forum Session II: New Hotspots and New Products in China-EU Tourism Market
The Session of Special Dialog
Tourism & Investment Trade Fair
Li Baochun, Isabel María Oliver-Sagreras and Antonio Munoz Martinez, Vice Mayor of Seville
Dr. Miguel Angel Castro, Rector of University of Seville, delivers a speech
Mr. Juan Espadas-Cejas, Mayor of Seville, delivers the welcome remarks
Ms. Isabel María Oliver-Sagreras, Secretary of State for Tourism, delivers a speech
Mr. Manuel Butler Halter, Executive Director of UNWTO, delivers a speech
Ms. Liu Wenqiu, Cultural Counselor of China Embassy in Spain, delivers a speech
Mr. Li Baochun, WTCF Executive Deputy Secretary-General, delivers the opening remarksMore>Visit Seville
The Spain Square (Plaza de España) is a landmark building in Sevilla and an epitome of the Renaissance neo-Moorish style, located on the edge of the Maria Luisa Park (Parque de María Luisa).
The site of today’s Sevilla Cathedral (Santa Maria de la Sede) was once occupied by a great mosque, which was demolished in the 15th century. And then today’s Sevilla Cathedral was built on it. This church ranks the third place among the top five churches
The Palace of King Don Pedro I of the Alcazar of Sevilla was constructed in the 14th century.
Situated in Sevilla’s most famous bullfighting area Areal, the Royal Knight Club Bull Ring (Plaza de toros de la Real Maestranza de Caballeria) is among the most important and most traditional bullfighting rings in Spain.
With a long history, Universidad de Sevilla ranks the third in Spain and is one of the most famous public universities in Spain.
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