Professor Jeffrey D. Sachs will headline the event, drawing on his recent 30,000-kilometre journey across Eurasia to discuss tourism as a conduit for peace. Long Yongtu, the former lead negotiator for China’s WTO accession, is set to provide a keynote analysis on China’s inclusive growth model and its implications for global industry transformation.
Key sessions will tackle the integration of artificial intelligence and regional mobility, with experts including Decius Valmorbida of Amadeus IT Group and Tony Fernandes of Capital A Group exploring how technology is disrupting traditional booking experiences. A major ministerial panel, hosted in partnership with UN Tourism, will bring together officials from Malaysia and the Republic of Korea to discuss public-private cooperation ahead of the 2027 International Year of Sustainable and Resilient Tourism.

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