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Join in our Top Ten Questions Survey, results of which will be revealed at Eye for Travel’s Travel Distribution Summit Asia 209 in Singapore on April 1-2
This is your chance to make a contribution to the travel industry’s efforts to counter the global economic downturn.
The Travel Distribution Summit Asia is the region’s leading online travel event, combining online distribution, sales, marketing, revenue management and website best practice. The theme of the 2009 focuses on Innovative strategies to combat the economic downturn, and is led by some of the regions most successful travel brands from across all sectors.
More information including a full programme and speaker list can be found at www.eyefortravel.com/tdsasia
All those who respond to the questionairre will go into a draw to win one free entry pass to Travel Distribution Summit Asia 2009.
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