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Registration opens for TIPTO roadshows
TIPTO has announced the dates and locations of its 2020 roadshow events, which will start in February.
Agents are invited to register for the 17 face-to-face roadshows and three supershows.
At each roadshow event, agents can meet up to 12 of TIPTO’s supplier members as well as make new agent contacts.
Included is a networking evening with drinks, a two-course dinner and prizes, including a £500 holiday voucher, up for grabs.
TIPTO also holds a prize raffle to support a chosen charity, which this year is Reuben’s Retreat
At the ‘supershows’, attendees can see all 20 TIPTO suppliers, and the evening includes a meal and interactive entertainment, including the chance to win £1,000 towards a holiday.
All the events are free to attend for TIPTO-registered agents.
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