Applications for a free press pass or reduced-fee blogger pass for the 2012 PhoCusWright Conference will be available via this page. Please check back or contact us for more information.
"A Taste for Travel" Radio Show
David Carman, Host and Co-Producer
AirGuide & AirGuide Business / Pyramid Media Group
Aram Gesar, Editor in Chief
Aviation Week
Andrew Compart, Transport Editor
Bed and Breakfast Blogger
Marie Lanier, Publisher
The BTN Group
Jay Boehmer, Senior Editor
Conde Nast Traveler
Wendy Perrin, Director of Consumer News & Digital Community
Consumer Traveler
Charles Leocha, Correspondent
Digital Ministry
Christopher Brinkworth, Co-Founder
Frommer's Travel Guides
Anna Goldrein, Senior Editorial Manager
Frommer's Unlimited
Jason Clampet, Senior Online Editor
Genteviajera (ONDA CERO)
Javier Gonzalez-Soria, Editor
HotelNewsNow.com
Jason Freed, News Editor
LDTV/esRadio
Pablo Kleinman, Columnist
Max / Travelupdate
Olivier Dujardin, Editor in Chief
The Miami Herald
Hannah Sampson, Reporter
msnbc.com
Joy Jernigan, Senior Travel Editor
MTI Blog
Stefan Wagner, Travel Blogger
National Geographic Traveler
Christopher Elliott, Freelance Writer/Producer
OSNews
David Adams, Technology Editor
PBS / Nightly Business Report
Marqueeta Curtis-Haynes, Producer
PBS / Nightly Business Report
Tom Hudson, Anchor / Reporter
PBS / Nightly Business Report
Michael Malanga, Senior Photojournalist / Editor
Reisrevue/ANVR
Walter Schut, Senior Editor
Society of American Travel Writers
Marcia Levin, Freelance Writer
SpaGypsies
Peggy Lee, Chief Spa Gypsy
Sparkloft Media / GoSeeTell Network Blog
Martin Stoll, CEO
Professor Sabena
Timothy O'Neil-Dunne, Managing Partner
Tnooz
Stephen Joyce, Canadian Node
Tnooz
Kevin May, Editor
Tnooz
Dennis Schaal, North America Editor
Travel Pulse
Kate Rice, Executive Editor
Travel Technology Update
Michele McDonald, Editor
Travel Weekly
Johanna Jainchill, Senior Editor
TravelandLeisure.com
Rich Beattie, Executive Editor
TravelMole TV
Charles Kao, TV Correspondent
USA TODAY
Benjamin Abramson, Online Travel Editor
USA TODAY
Veronica Stoddart, Deputy Managing Editor, Travel
USA TODAY
Roger Yu, Travel Reporter
Views from a Corner Suite
Robert Cole, Founder
Yahoo! Travel
Deborah Hopewell, Senior Editor
The PhoCusWright Conference features senior executives and key influencers from numerous sectors of the travel, tourism and hospitality industry and provides an excellent opportunity for members of the print and online media.
The PhoCusWright Conference offers members of the media:
Complimentary press passes are available to professional members of the media who are "working press" on assignment covering the event or the companies presenting. To qualify for a pass, you must be employed by or freelance for the editorial side of a travel, business, financial or general news/lifestyle print or online publication (excludes company and member newsletters), or produce news segments for a broadcast network. Your role or title at the print or online publication or broadcast network cannot be in a sales, promotional or executive capacity (i.e. publisher, CEO, public relations titles do not qualify for complimentary press passes). Consultants, book writers and others who are not working press do not qualify for press passes. To qualify for a press pass, you must earn your living as a journalist.
You will be asked to submit recent, relevant bylined articles or describe your qualifications. Your attendance at past PhoCusWright Conferences on a press pass does not automatically qualify you for a press pass for this year's conference. The pass is valid for all conference sessions, meals and materials.
PhoCusWright reserves the right to qualify journalists upon receipt of the application. Questions should be directed to events11@phocuswright.com or +1 860 350-4084 x500. Your request for a press pass acknowledges that we may share your contact information with conference attendees (we will not divulge your email address without permission, however).
Members of the press are not permitted to sell or promote any company or product at any time during the three-day event.
Bloggers and other members of the press who do not qualify based on the terms shown above may qualify for a blogger pass. The cost for this limited number of three-day The PhoCusWright Conference blogger passes is US$1,000.
PhoCusWright will maintain 100% control over application approval. Only B2B bloggers will be accepted and the following criteria will be used during the application review:
All accepted bloggers will be expected to act like press – posting and writing about the conference and its components – but it is understood they may be at the conference promoting their own business as well.
Accepted bloggers will be expected to:
Note: There will be no "Bloggers Summit" or "New Media Summit" activities. PhoCusWright will coordinate a press briefing, on Wednesday morning and will endeavor to invite key speakers who have relevant and timely news on the industry. Philip Wolf will be asked to participate, but the point of the press conference is not to promote the conference or PhoCusWright, but the news of the day.