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MANAGING EFFECTIVE ACCOUNTS and remaining knowledgeable about the ever-changing travel product is key to delivering excellent customer service. At OTT we understand that time is of the essence and how technology has changed the way we live, work, think and, most importantly, learn. It’s no secret that today’s workforce has to process more information in a limited amount of time, with new products and services emerging faster all the time. There is an urgency to deliver knowledge and skills more rapidly and efficiently, whenever and wherever needed.


The OTT platform can assist in gaining awareness of all


areas of travel as well as assisting with opening new lines of communication with key travel suppliers in the industry. OTT


Recently launched courses For further information, contact sales@ott.travel or call 0845 643 2533


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offers more than 140 courses online to enable corporate travel agents and buyers to learn about airlines, destinations, hotels, tour operators and ancillary products. The range of clients includes Skyteam, Qantas, Qatar Airways and Air Canada – and participants also have a chance to win some amazing prizes with many of the courses. OTT has partnered with Buying Business Travel to provide an eLearning platform for its customers. “At OTT, we understand the importance of the business community and are thrilled to continue with our partnership with such a prestigious magazine, and look forward to ongoing success,” said Julia Feuell, OTT’s managing director. Find all the latest business travel courses at buyingbusinesstravel.com/training


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