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Don’t miss these essential conferences,
exhibitions and events. For a full listing, go to
buyingbusinesstravel.com/ diary/month
5-7 November 2018 World Travel Market ExCeL London, Royal Victoria Dock More than 5,000 exhibiting destinations, technology and private sector companies vie for the attention of 51,000 travel professionals, key industry buyers, journalists, digital influencers, students and tourism leaders.
london.wtm.com
Supported by
8 November 2018 BBT Forum One Whitehall Place, London Wellbeing, sourcing and NDC will be debated, with
Katrina Williams, the Crown Commercial Service’s head of travel, the keynote speaker. Now in its 19th year, BBT Forums are held under Chatham House rules so delegates can debate freely in open, two-way discussions.
bbtforum.com
ITM Scotland Summit The Principal Edinburgh, Charlotte Square This specialist one-day event brings together business travel managers and suppliers to explore trends, innovations and best practice.
itm.org.uk
14-16 October 2018 ACTE Paris Global Summit & Corporate Lodging Forum Paris Marriott Rive Gauche Hotel & Conference Center Content is geared towards travel
managers at all levels, and includes Learning Labs in a “silent disco” format and Lunch & Learn sessions.
acte.org
6 December 2018 Travelogix Client Assembly The Centre, Birchwood Park, Warrington Technology company Travelogix provides travel managers and TMCs with networking opportunities as it unveils new platform, Analytixx2
. BBT is the
event’s media partner. travelogixclientassembly. com
EDITOR’S LUNCH
Throughout the year, Buying Business Travel holds ad hoc Editor’s Lunches. These are exclusive, private events held at London’s Royal Automobile Club, bringing together senior travel buyers to discuss a topic of the sponsor’s choice. The sponsor gains valuable feedback from key industry players, over excellent food and wine in splendid surroundings. The sponsor and event are profiled in BBT, but guests can relax and talk candidly under Chatham House rules, reassured they will not be named in editorial coverage. To sponsor a lunch, or register to attend for free as a buyer, email:
events@panaceamedia.com
buyingbusinesstravel.com
21 January 2019 Business Travel Awards JW Marriott Grosvenor House, Park Lane, London The Business Travel Award ceremony is the best night in the business travel industry calendar for good reason. Yes, it’s a big night for the finalists
and winners, but it’s also a celebration of the industry, a great opportunity to entertain clients, reward staff, network with peers and make new contacts. The evening includes a champagne reception, a gala dinner and a full programme of entertainment.
businesstravelawards.com
2018
20-21 February 2019 Business Travel Show Olympia London Europe’s largest specialised exhibition and conference, bringing together 7,500 European travel professionals. Showcasing expert speakers, a hosted buyer programme and much more.
businesstravelshow.com
30 April-1 May 2019 ITM Conference Hilton Brighton Metropole ITM’s Annual Conference is
one of the highlights of the business travel calendar for buyers and suppliers in the UK & Ireland.
itmconference.org.uk
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