Protein Forum: Wandering Tribes: How Travel is Changing Forever
Last chance to get tickets for the latest Protein Forum investigating the rapidly evolving travel landscape


In the latest Protein Journal we investigate the rapidly evolving travel landscape. Technological, cultural and economical developments have drastically altered how the millennial generation gets away from it all; not only are they traveling more, but their reasons for traveling are more diverse. These millennials are not just globetrotting in hoards, they're doing it differently - their nomadic agenda makes travel a normal way of life and they are redefining what it means to be away from home.
To shed a little more light on the situation, we’re holding a Forum investigating 'Wandering Tribes: How Travel is Changing Forever'. Taking place on Tuesday, 18 November from 19:00 to 20:30 at our New Inn Yard Space, the last of the tickets are available here.
Speaking are:
Emma Benney, Marketing Director of Generator Hostels, the fastest growing hostel brand in Europe.
Florian Sieprt, Founder Open Trips, a service for crowdsourced niche group tours.
Alasdair Snow, Co-Found Triptease, a new travel search engine that collects and shares users' favourite places.
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