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Tech Show conference sessions revealed
“Pick and mix” conference sessions will be run as part of next month’s Travel Technology Show.
The conference programme includes 10 sessions to choose from, enabling visitors to book one or all 10 sessions.
Event director David Chapple said: “The conference programme was produced after extensive research with last years conference attendees and visitors to ensure that this year delegates walk out with ideas, insight and information.
“Each session is now 75 minutes long, has at least three case studies covered and a moderator fields questions and ensures the content matches its description”
There are dedicated sessions for travel agents and tour operators, as well as multiple distribution tools and strategies, web design, online marketing tactics, CRM and Content Management Systems.
The Travel Technology Show takes place on February 1-2 at Olympia in London.
Sessions cost £40 in advance or £50 on the day to attend. Details and free registration can be accessed at www.traveltechnologyshow.com
Report by Phil Davies
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