The Business Travel Conference 2013 BOOK NOW
BE A PART OF IT…
It’s just a two-minute job to reserve your free place. Simply visit
www.thebusinesstravel
conference.com or email
neil.dargie@bmipublishing.co.uk
“TBTC fi lled me with so much energy”
“PROBABLY THE BEST
NETWORKING OPPORTUNITY OF THE YEAR!”
“I returned to work full of ideas I couldn’t wait to put into practice”
“A great place to meet suppliers and discuss topics in more depth”
“The seminars were really relevant and not a sales pitch for the companies”
“Two excellent days full of training, learning, sharing, listening and meeting”
CONFIRMED SPONSORS
“A really well-structured and well organised conference”
EXHIBITORS INCLUDE
Accor Hotels • Air Berlin • Airplus • American Express Business Travel • American Express Corporate Cards • ATPI • Baxter Hoare • BCD Travel • BMI Regional • Boutique London Lets • Bridgestreet • Chambers Travel • Chiltern Railways • Citybase • Click Travel • Carlson Wagonlit Travel • Doyle Collection • Dreamhouse Apartments • East Coast Main Line • Egencia • Emirates • Finnair • First Capital Connect / FirstScot • Flybe • Frasers Hospitality • Grange Hotels / GHS • Gulf Air • Hillgate Travel • HRS • Jet Airways • KDS • LATAM • Malaysia Airlines • Marlin Apartments • Menzies Hotels • Oakwood Worldwide • Portman Travel • Qatar Airways • SACO Apartments • St Ermins Hotel • Sun Intl / SAA • The Apartment Service • Tristar Worldwide Chauffeur Services • US Airways • Virgin Atlantic Airways • Virgin Trains Interested in exhibiting? There are still a few stand slots available... Contact
Kirsty.Hicks@thebusinesstravelconference.com fast!
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