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Travel Technology Show details released
Almost 90 exihibitors have signed up for the 2006 Travel Technology Show in London.
The event takes place on January 31-February 1 at Olympia 2.
The show will include a seminar programme, a product presentation theatre and an advice centre, including free technology advice from consultancy Equinus.
Show director Neil Simpson said: “Travel companies can save time, increase profits and meet customer needs with the right technology solutions.
“Experts warned that unless you’re one of the big operators, your message, product offering and customers could easily get lost amongst the thousands of other travel porviders in the market.”
Last year’s show saw attendance rise 44% to 3,000 visitors.
Registration details can be found at: www.traveltechnologyshow.com
Report by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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