SourceIT-Travel eDirectory Partner for the Travel Technology Show
SourceIT-Travel.com, the online travel technology directory, has been appointed the exclusive eDirectory partner for the Travel Technology Show, next year’s premier technology showcase being held in London in February.
As well as promoting the show, SourceIT-Travel.com is providing enhanced directory listings for all exhibitors in the run up to the event. Normally costing £750/$1,200 a year, the directory listing is free to all exhibitors.
SourceIT-Travel.com director Bob Stockwell says:
“Sourceit has quickly established itself as the most comprehensive technology directory since its launch in February this year. In the last 6 months, listings have increased by 60% and we now have nearly 500 listed companies and a target of 1,000.
With a global audience, SourceIT-Travel.com is the most cost-effective way for technology companies to promote themselves and their products, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. In addition to its comprehensive search engine, the site has a library of press releases and product literature that can be downloaded free of charge.
I am very pleased to be associated with the Travel Technology Show, as our industry needs a dedicated show where prospective customers can sample products, hear case studies and get independent advice. Our visitors are qualified buyers and SourceIT-Travel.com site is a natural partner for the show.”
The Travel Technology Show Event Director, David Chapple says:
“I am delighted to be working with SourceIT-Travel.com. The partnership enables the Travel Technology Show direct access to their 30,000 plus unique monthly enquiries from visitors looking for technology solutions. This will contribute to our planned visitor promotion campaign and will assist us to attract our target 1,500 travel IT buyers.”
SourceIT-Travel.com is a dedicated, online directory of travel technology suppliers and products. Directory listings are free and suppliers can choose from a wide range of enhanced listings and advertising slots. Exhibitors at the show can have a free enhanced listing throughout the months leading up to the show. The site is managed by Bob Stockwell and Mike Cogan, partners in the Equinus business management and technology consultancy.
For more details contact Bob Stockwell at:
Tel: +44 (0) 1778 343641
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.SourceIT-Travel.com
The Travel Technology Show is taking place at Olympia in London on the 3rd and 4th February 2004. It is the UK’s dedicated exhibition where travel technology providers can meet senior commercial IT management from the travel industry. Visitors can expect to meet over 50 suppliers who will be showcasing IT solutions that can increase revenues, reduce costs or boost operational efficiencies.
For more details please contact David Chapple at:
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7970 6553
Fax: +44 (0) 20 7970 6740
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.traveltechnologyshow.com
Visit SourceIT-Travel.com for more information about the Travel Technology Show
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