The show is on – get your tickets to Tech in Asia Singapore 2016 today

The moment we’ve been waiting for: ticket sales for Tech in Asia Singapore 2016 have now commenced!
We’re preparing the fifth edition of our conference well ahead of time – and that means you can get access to world-class content at an even better price.
Just in case you haven’t heard: our flagship conference happening next year on April 12-13 will open doors to five shiny new stages. Each will drill deep into different domains of the tech scene for an even more inclusive conversation open to everyone keen to keep abreast of this dynamic industry.
A staple event for many in the startup community, attendees can count on our signature conference highlights – Startup-Investor Speed Dating, Bootstrap Alley, Office Hours, Meet the Media, and Night Crawl – to be even more effective platforms for collaboration and networking.
If you managed to snag yourself an early bird 2-for-1 code, you can now use it to redeem any two passes of the same category for the price of one.
Simply use the unique code you should have received in your email inbox by now, and enter it at checkout to buy your discounted tickets. All 2-for-1 codes are valid until November 30, 2359 (GMT +8) so be sure to redeem your passes before this opportunity slips you by!
Didn’t manage to get a 2-for-1 pass? We’ve got something else in store for you. Get a chunky 30 percent off all passes when you nab them before November 29 with the code tiasg30.
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