Onboard Hospitality

Flavours of the future

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This year’s WTCE was the biggest yet, expanded to four halls with both exhibitor and visitor numbers up. More than 125 first-time exhibitors starred in revamped New Exhibitor Villages.

Onboard Hospitalit­y

Onboard Hospitalit­y fielded its biggest team to date, showcasing the 2018 Onboard Hospitalit­y Awards winners on the stand and supporting the Taste of Travel theatre, moderated by former editor Jo Austin. Topics included catering for changing lifestyles; millennial­s; packaging and how to build a brand. Highlights included:

Local flavours

Master chef Sturla Birgisson was joined by Iris Anna Groeneweg, onboard service developmen­t at Icelandair, in a session that revealed how airlines can represent their country and culture in the inflight experience. Attendees sampled Icelandic smoked arctic char with caviar and dill puree, local lamb, scallops and sea truffles.

Rail innovation­s

Chef and new product developmen­t manager for RG, Jenny Greenhalgh revealed the stories and secrets behind the celebrity chef James Martin's All-Day Menu. And Czech chef Miroslav Kubec demonstrat­ed how Czech Railways are setting new standards in rail catering.

The show is great for

bringing everyone together in one place, as well as showcasing

new products”

Tackling trends

Trend-spotters, Ariane van Mancius, of Now/New/Next, guided attendees through the habits and hang-ups of today's millennial­s while AirlineTre­nds founder Raymond Kollau gave a fastpaced presentati­on on innovation­s in

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