Hello Toronto Travel Massive community,
The content of this event has been updated to appeal to a broader audience.
Tired of drowning in repetitive tasks like keeping track of leads, managing bookings, handling customer emails, or pulling endless reports?
What would you do with an extra 5 hours a week? 10 hours a week? This session is designed specifically for professionals in the travel industry who want to learn how Artificial Intelligence (AI) can streamline your operations, reduce your costs, and free up more of your time to focus on creating better traveller experiences.
Our Chapter Leader Rain Takahashi will be providing us with AI tools that can help travel professionals, across all niches, save hours a day.
• Travel agents, agencies, and tour operators.
• Event and group travel planners.
• Hospitality professionals and destination managers.
• Anyone curious about how automation can save time and unlock new opportunities in the travel industry.
• Real-world uses: How AI can automate everyday tasks. From automating admin tasks like meeting notes, creating a content calendar, automating how you pitch/outreach, etc. AI can do the heavy lifting, so you can focus on the tasks with the highest ROI.
• Practical demos: Simple automations you can set-up today. If time allows, Rain will walk everyone through the process of setting up an AI customer service bot.
• Growth opportunities: How automation helps scale your travel business, boost customer satisfaction, improve retention and ultimately, make you more money.
👉 No tech background needed. Just bring your curiosity—this session will show you how easy it is to plug AI automation into your existing workflows.
We will also do an open mic at the beginning of the session, so if you have something to share, prepare a 1min elevator pitch and make sure to wrap it up with a call to action. We will pick a few people at random to share with the room.
6:00 PM: Arrival
6:15 PM: Welcome and Open mic
6:30 PM: Presentation + FAQ
8:00 PM: Event ends
Founder, jauntin.com
15 years ago, Rain Takahashi read the book The 4-Hour Work Week and it blew his mind. Since then, he has dedicated his life to “automation” so he can work without working, giving him the freedom to travel and do other things he loves.
The Well sets the stage for meaningful experiences that draw people from near and far to Eat, Shop, Work, Live and Play. Designed for community engagement, the Wellington Event Venue boasts 5,038 sq. ft. of a dynamic space nestled within Wellington Market on the Lower Ground level.
Learn more about the Wellington Event Venue:
thewelltoronto.com/directory/wellington-event-venue/
Learn more about The Well: thewelltoronto.com
• Travel Massive: @travelmassiveTO #TravelMassiveToronto
• Wellington Event Venue at The Well: @hewell_to
🎟️ Event registration: there is a maximum capacity, so make sure to register. If there is a waitlist, we would encourage you to still sign-up in case someone is no longer able to come. If there are any cancellations, we will add people from the waitlist. In the meantime, please have a look at your Travel Massive profile and take a moment to make sure it is up to date as that helps us verify attendees.
Can’t make it? Get some of Rain’s n8n workflows for free through his Skool community: shorturl.at/fAJLb
Always join the waitlist, cancellations happen, capacity can change.
* All guests must be registered to attend.
* No +1s please.
* Must be an active member of the travel industry to attend with an approved and updated profile on www.travelmassive.com. Please make sure to describe what your role is in the travel industry and add associated social media and website links.
👉 Cancellations: If you are no longer able to attend, please try to release your ticket 48 hrs (2 days) before the event so others can attend. Thank you for understanding.
🚨As these events are limited capacity, we have a 3-strike no show policy.
📸 This event might be photographed by a member of a Travel Massive team or/and our event partner. If you do not wish to be photographed, please let us know upon arrival.
Land acknowledgement: We wish to acknowledge the Ancestral Traditional Territories of the Ojibway, the Anishnabe and, in particular, the Mississauga’s of the New Credit whose territories we gather on. This territory is covered by the Upper Canada Treaties.
