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Not yet registered for TBTC’11? Check out the chat from those in the know on just why you should be there…
“TBTC is a great networking experience and a chance to meet so many useful contacts under one roof. I am looking forward to attending again this year to get new ideas and solutions.” Katrina Gallart, Events Coordinator, Alliance Healthcare
“TBTC is a great place to meet suppliers and discuss topics in more depth as well as spending time with peers in the same or a similar role as yourself.” Mark Payne, Travel and Office Services Manager, Santander
“2010 was my second TBTC. The format means you get quality time with key suppliers, hear from widely-respected industry figures in the seminars, share best practice, and partake of some serious networking at the evening dinner.” Lee Whiteing, UK Travel & Fleet Manager, HSBC Bank PLC
“TBTC is always a very informative and interesting experience. You have the chance to discuss and share the highs and lows of travel booking with colleagues in a similar role to yourself. It’s a great networking opportunity. Suppliers show you new ways to make booking travel and accommodation easier.” Joanne Homer, Senior Administrator & PA to Top Management, Yamaha Music Europe GmbH (UK)
“TBTC covers every aspect of business travel in an extremely approachable way. It's always daunting to attend a conference for the first time but TBTC delivers exactly the right mix of new and established topics and is totally relevant to anyone booking business travel and accommodation. It delivers to all from a PA right through to the CEO of large multi-nationals.” Theresa Mabbutt, Personal Assistant, CIPD (The Chartered Institute of Personnel & Development)
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