
Held in association with PhoCusWright Inc and in partnership with ITB Asia, Asia’s leading travel distribution, marketing and technology conference Web In Travel will be held for the 4th time this 21-22nd Oct in Singapore. WIT was launched in 2005 with the support of the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) and the theme for this year is “Ideas. Execution. Action”.
This year’s WIT-Web In Travel will explore and tackle the idea of transformation. What is needed for transformation to happen? What are the obstacles to transformation, and how can they be tackled? What are the good ideas out there that have been executed well and have produced good results? What are the new technologies out there that will enable transformation?
Event details:
Venue: Auditorium, Level 2, Suntec City, Singapore
Date: 21-22nd Oct 2008
Time: 8am-6pm
Fee: SGD $1,550 / USD $1,080
WIT delegates get free access to ITB Asia Convention (except ACTE@ITB Asia and MPI conference) well as the Exhibition taking place from Oct 22-24.
ITB Asia is a B2B trade show and convention for the travel industry and is designed to become the primary event for the Asia Pacific travel industry. It’s a spin-off from its parent event, ITB Berlin. Organized by Messe Berlin, ITB Berlin has been taking place annually in March in Germany for over 40 years. Over 110,000 trade visitors come each year to see over 11,000 exhibitors from over 180 countries and regions.
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