Destination Webinars lines up September trade sessions

Destination Webinars has confirmed its September lineup of trade training sessions, covering family travel in Tokyo, Hong Kong cruising, and multiple Canada destination updates, alongside VisitBritain’s upcoming Travel Advisor Showcase roadshow.

Sessions span Asia, Canada and cruise-focused content

A family-focused Tokyo session runs Wednesday, 2 September with Tokyo Tourism, addressing common questions about visiting the city with children. A Hong Kong fly-cruise session follows Tuesday, 8 September, featuring Hong Kong Tourism Board and a guest speaker from Royal Caribbean, covering how the destination fits into broader Asia cruise itineraries.

The CSP Series continues Wednesday, 9 September with a session on Destination Greater Victoria and Cruise Canada RV rentals, covering Vancouver Island’s coastal and cultural offering alongside flexible RV touring. Further September sessions include New York’s sports culture on 15 September, a Dubai land update on 16 September, a 2026 France showcase on 17 September, regional Japan destinations Oita, Ehime and Fukuoka on 22 September, an introduction to Sri Lanka on 23 September, and a further CSP Series session on Destination BC and CMH Heli on 30 September.

VisitBritain roadshow opens registrations

VisitBritain’s 2026 Travel Advisor Showcase is opening for registration, giving advisors the chance to connect with British tourism suppliers and enter the draw for a spot on a 2027 famil. Each host city will also run a dedicated Product Workshop Day, offering 13-minute one-to-one appointments with participating suppliers for deeper product engagement.

For agents building destination knowledge across multiple regions, the September program offers a low-commitment way to stay current on family, cruise and touring product, with over 70 webinar recordings now available in Destination Webinars’ library for on-demand viewing.

For more information, visit Destination Webinars

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