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Amadeus to share Gold Rush insights
Amadeus will share the key findings of a recent study titled “The Travel Gold Rush 2020†at a free Power Breakfast event for travel managers in Singapore on Thursday, November 25.
Travel managers can gain insights into how Asian travel is evolving and the associated demands of today’s travellers.
Amadeus will also present the latest enhancements in its technology and demonstrate how these solutions help corporate travel managers to overcome their daily challenges.
Special guest speaker Carlson Wagonlit will share their perspective on current travel trends and the impact for corporations in Asia Pacific.
The Amadeus Power Breakfast will be held at the Marina Bay Sands resort from 8am to 11am.
This event is free for corporate travel managers but seats are limited.
To reserve a place or for more information email Jeffry Tan at [email protected] or call +65 6510 3897 or +65 9759 2577.
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