Win a stay at Luxpo host, The Langham London

The hotel in the heart of London will host the all-day one-to-one meetings event on May 10 in its expansive ballroom.

Agents attending Luxpo in May will be given a 25-minute tour of the hotel on the day, taking in a suite, key rooms and select public spaces, enhancing their knowledge of the 380-room property.

While on the tour, agents will be asked to listen out for pertinent information and, after the tour, given questions to answer. All correct answers will then be put into a prize draw, with the winner announced as Luxpo concludes.

Bob van den Oord, managing director at The Langham, London, said: “We’re really pleased to be hosting Luxpo this year. As the flagship property of a luxury hotel group that is really going places, hosting key agents here gives us a great opportunity to communicate just what sets Langham Hotels & Resorts apart from our competitors.”

Established in 2014, Luxpo is a unique event concept matching a range of luxury brands spanning cruise, hotels, aviation, destinations and tour operators with a handpicked selection of agents during the meetings. The event in London pairs 25 agents with 25 suppliers, allowing them to talk privately about their clients’ travel needs and receive vital training and updates.

April Hutchinson, editor of ttgluxury, said: “Luxpo gives agents the chance to update their ’little back book’ of contacts, something that can really help them accelerate their clients’ travel experiences.

“The one-to-one nature of the event also gives them – and the exhibiting suppliers – the chance to tailor the conversation and training to their needs. Agents and suppliers tell us they love this more personalised approach and we look forward to welcoming some of the community’s best agents to the hotel, and to offering them a day of luxury.”

There will also be regional Luxpo events in Manchester on June 21 at the Radisson Blu Edwardian and Belfast on September 26 at The Merchant.

For more information, visit the Luxpo page here, or register today.