TDS Asia offers free workshops this year
SINGAPORE – This month’s EyeforTravel Distribution Summit Asia will offer free workshop sessions in the exhibition area of the main conference.
Each workshop will feature interactive, educational 45-minute sessions from Asia’s leading providers of travel technology and solutions.
The workshop line-up features top travel names like Google, Abacus International, Sabre Hospitality Solutions, The Rainmaker Group, SAS IdeaS, Translations.com, Circos Brand Karma, SiteMinder, Forumline and Water & Stone.
Says Marco Saio, EyeforTravel global events director, “If your company sells directly to leisure or corporate travellers, or you are a technology provider, then you are eligible for free attendance to the summit exhibition and a wide range of solution seminars hosted by experts in online marketing, pricing and distribution technology.
“Registration is now open and is complimentary.”
More details at
http://events.eyefortravel.com/tdsasia2010/conference/workshops.asp
Contact
Marco Saio
EyeforTravel Global Events Director
Email: [email protected] 

Direct Line: (+44) 020 7375 7219
Follow Marco on Twitter: twitter.com/Msaio
Ian Jarrett
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