Your elected committee is busy transforming the way we do things. Over the past few months we have been working hard with many of the new and existing committee members to take on the feedback from members, partners and industry.
We hope to provide improved outcomes for our members, stronger relationships with our partners and create a vision to take Young Tourism Network forward over the next three years.
Thank you
When Melanie Ashe was travelling through the province’s and villages of France, little did she know it would be the inspiration needed to create one of Melbourne’s best-known local retailers. Since 2011 Clementine’s in Degraves St has been regarded as the place for Victorian made Fine Food & Gifts in Melbourne’s CBD.
Melanie wanted to bring the same locally sourced products and goods that inspired her in France and provide quality
On Wednesday 17 May, our eager students arrived for the first meet and greet with their advisors as the YTN Trusted Advisor Program kicked off. All enjoyed drinks and nibbles at Mr Hive while meeting other participants in the program. The advisors were then whisked off to Crown College for their first training session with Mel Neil, of Mind Insurance. Mel covered key tools for the advisors to use in
If you were hoping to apply for the 2017 Trusted Advisor Program but are enjoying your holidays too much, we are happy to announce applications for the program will now close on Wednesday 26 April 2017. Places are limited, so get your applications in early and don't miss out on this opportunity. Apply now.
The Young Tourism Network is proud to present the inaugural Trusted Advisor Program. The program is aimed at fostering collaboration, learning and development between Young Tourism Network members.
Student and young professional members are invited to participate, with young professional members advising students. The program will run from May to October 2017, with applications being taken throughout April 2017. The program will begin with an initial meet and greet event, followed by
On behalf of the fabulous YTN committee I’d like to take this opportunity to wish you, our valued members, the most wonderful festive season and thank you for all your support this year!
2016 has been a great year for YTN following the excitement of the network’s 10th birthday in December last year. Since then we have welcomed a brand new partnership with the iconic Eureka Skydeck; successfully delivered our 3rd
As you would be aware the Young Tourism Network (YTN) held elections for all YTN members to put forward their vote for new committee members. We are very pleased to welcome new committee members Ryan Marsh, Samantha Holcombe and Richard Masawi.
In addition to this, all committee roles are reviewed, and to support professional development within the committee, these roles are reallocated by vote within the committee. As our valued associates
On Monday 17 August YTN welcomed around 60 young professionals and students to the Radisson on Flagstaff Gardens to learn about the opportunities and challenges of running a tourism business. We were happy to have field trips from both William Angliss Institute and Holmesglen Institute attend the evening to further their knowledge and networks in the industry.
Despina Karatzias of Institute of Excellence shared her journey of leaving a job she
On Monday 15 June around 30 YTN members and supporters were treated to discussions with three professionals in the digital space. Jodie Willmer and Rob Nagy- directors of Guest Ready, assisting hosts with their Airbnb listings, provided insights into the shared economy and the opportunities this presents. Jodie and Rob recently presented ‘Guest Ready Airbnb Bookings Booster’ which has had over 80,000 views. You can access the presentation here. They
YTN catches up with guest speaker, Mel Neil
YTN: What can we expect from the YTN Don't Sell Yourself Short Event?
MN: Being at our best is within everyone’s reach. We do, however find it difficult at times to do just that! This session is all about learning that for most things we strive for today - our brains do most of the heavy lifting. Therefore understanding how our brains work and
