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New Technology Guide launched at Travel Technology Show
SourceIT-Travel.com will be unveiling its new 2005/06 Travel Technology Guide at The Travel Technology Show in London on 1st February 2005. The hard-copy Guide includes nearly 600 suppliers listed under 31 categories. Running to 70 pages, the Guide is sponsored by Equinus, the travel technology consultancy, and includes a Show Preview and exhibitor reviews. Show visitors can purchase the Guide for just GBP 25, compared to the normal price of GBP 49. The Guide will be on sale at the Advice Centre, which is sponsored by Equinus and Amadeus. The Advice Centre provides free technology advice and is trialling a Priority Appointment scheme to help visitors meet suppliers. Advice sessions can also be pre-booked by emailing [email protected]. Appointments for the first day of the Show are heavily booked. Further information on the SourceIT-Travel 2005/06 Technology Guide can be found at www.sourceit-travel.com.
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