All About the Business of Tea – a World Tea Expo 2018 Q&AThe Tea House Times
The Tea House Times
Please tell us what sets your show apart from other similar shows in the same category in the USA and Canada?
Samantha Mitchell cuts the ribbon at the opening of World Tea Expo 2017.Samantha Hammer: What is it about your show that could help someone in the tea industry to be more successful (whether they are an importer, wholesaler, restaurant, hotel, retailer, serving or selling tea) as an exhibitor and as an attendee?
Samantha Hammer: What do you see new or trending in the beverage industry overall?Brian Keating: What do you see new or trending in the food and beverage industry that directly or indirectly applies to the tea industry?Brian Keating:What are the latest trends you have seen at your show over the past year?Brian Keating: What are anchor highlights of your show every year?
Samantha Hammer: What’s new this year? Is it something offered this year only or expected to continue?Samantha Hammer:Fully Alive: Using the Lessons of the Amazon to Live Your Mission in Business and Life
Tea TipsTea WorldsHeroines of TeaWhat do you consider the best opportunity for networking at your show? (i.e. the show floor, after-hours events, awards, etc.)
Samantha Hammer: after How is your education organized? By track? Topic? Industry niche? Workshops? Seminars? Demos? On floor presentations?Samantha Hammer:
How is your education priced? A package price? Per session? All free? In general… and provide links to further details.Samantha Hammer:
Exhibit Hall Pass: Retailer / Distributor / Health Practitioner - $75
Exhibit Hall Pass: Non-Retailer – $295
Tea Guru Pass: $1,195
Full Conference Pass: $495
Conference One-day Pass: $245
World Tea Academy Live: $1,295
Tea Business Boot Camp: $695
Origins Tasting Tour: $695
Skill Building Workshops: $245
Is there anything else you would like to add?Samantha Hammer:
All About the Business of Tea – a World Tea Expo 2018 Q&A
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