Conference Preview
The final
NOW in its fifth year, The Business Travel Conference has become a firm fixture in the calendar for anyone responsible for booking, buying, arranging or managing business travel and meetings. It brings together businesses large and small
and the thing that keeps them coming back for more is the quality of the conference content, the constructive nature of the debates and the intimacy of the event. Built around a series of informative conference sessions and workshops, the event this year will also feature a presentation from keynote speaker, Miles Hilton-Barber, otherwise known as ‘The Blind Adventurer’. An exhibition takes place alongside the two- day conference programme, giving delegates
“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
the opportunity to get to know key business travel suppliers and review their latest products. Within the exhibition area, and at the social events linked to the event, delegates are able to meet others in a similar role to their own and make new and useful contacts in a relaxed and informal setting. To ensure a productive yet relaxed event, delegate numbers are limited to just 200 spaces, so if you haven’t yet registered but want a place, now is the time to get in touch! To register, visit:
www.thebusinesstravel
conference.com/book.htm; call 07836 648863; or email
Neil.Dargie@bmipublishing.co.uk.
COUNTDOWN!
The Business Travel Conference takes place October 17th-18th at the Novotel London West and there’s still time for travel buyers and organisers to register to attend the two-day programme of seminars and exhibition.
“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 multinationals” Theresa Mabbutt, Personal Assistant, CIPD (The Chartered Institute of Personnel & Development)
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