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One day passes now available for TDS Asia
SINGAPORE – Eyefortravel’s Travel Distribution Summit Asia in Singapore from April 28-29 continues to attract travel brands from across the Asian travel industry.
More than 700 travel industry professionals will be attending for two days of presentations, strategic review and debate.
The event will also include presentations to the winners of the TravelMole Asia Pacific 2010 Web Innovation Awards.
A limited number of one-day passes are now available to attend the event.
Quote ‘1DAY’ to attend the event for US$ 665 (Silver pass) at the link http://events.eyefortravel.com/tdasia/index.php/register
The event features more than50 expert industry speakers from leading Asian travel brands such as Hilton, Air Asia X, Expedia, Travelocity, IHG, Abacus, Accor, Hotelclub, Google, Marriott, WeGo, Travelocity, Microsoft Online, Club Med, TripAdvisor, Sabre Travel, Raffles, Agoda and Shangri-La.
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