Theater musings on the things that make us human

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WTM London actively invests in the workforce of the future

Oct 9, 2026

WTM London actively invests in the workforce of the future

WTM London, powered by RX Global, has reconfirmed its commitment to the next generation of talent with a range of offers for students and graduates wanting to attend the world’s most influential travel and tourism event. Its connection with the workforce of the future is primarily secured through its long-standing partnership with ITT Future You, part of the Institute of Travel and Tourism. Every year since 2009, WTM and ITT Future You have co-hosted a dedicated forum for students and graduates as part of the WTM London conference programme.

The short-haul sunshine islands in Europe where you can still find warmth this autumn and winter - from Spain favourites to lesser-known Greek isles

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Law Roach’s most iconic celebrity stylings

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Why Hong Kong’s Cantonese restaurants are closing – and who is saving them

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The dangerous uses of psychology

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What is authentic Chaoshan cuisine? 3 top chefs across Guangdong may have to agree to disagree

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At Shenzhen’s The Bay by Chef Fei, a dish of fish simmered with bamboo shoots in plum juice and pickled vegetables is plated individually and served to diners one by one. At Chiu Tang in Hong Kong, diners sit at round tables, share stories, sip oolong tea and reach for morsels from communal dishes. As Chaoshan cuisine, traditionally rooted in coastal neighbourhoods and late-night street food stalls, moves into luxury restaurants and is reimagined through French-style tasting menus and...

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