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Technology Show is 90% sold
Exhibition space at next year’s Travel Technology Show is nearly sold out according to organisers – nine months ahead of the event.
Event director David Chapple says 90% of exhibition space has already been taken – representing around 50 companies. Companies that have signed up include Amadeus, The Vertical Group, Anite Travel Systems, Dolphin Dynamics, RWA, and Telmefarebase.
The Travel Technology Show, which takes place on February 1-2 next year at Olympia in London, will be in its second year. It will run alongside the Business Travel Show again.
Mr Chapple said: “In the past there have been an number of attempts to provide an event like the Travel Technology Show, however suppliers have been telling me that none provided the quality or level of attendance that the first Travel Technology show did.”
For information go to www.traveltechnologyshow.com.
Report by Ginny McGrath
Ginny McGrath
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