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On November 24 in Athens
Expedia hosting a summit for hoteliers, tour operators and other travel suppliers in Greece
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Expedia, the world’s leading online travel company, are hosting a summit for hoteliers, tour operators and other travel suppliers in Greece on November 24 in Athens (Classical King George Hotel). The summit will include presentations on how Greek travel companies can handle current challenges in the market and address gaps in demand and occupancy by distributing their products on Expedia sites worldwide. 

Travel professionals who attend the summit will benefit their businesses by learning:
- How to drive more demand among international travellers
- Best practices in online travel distribution
- Best practices for weathering the challenges posed by the global financial crisis

Expedia owns and operates more than 60 online travel booking sites worldwide, including Expedia and hotels.com sites in the US, UK, Germany, and throughout Western Europe; as well as in Australia, Japan, Hong Kong, Korea, and many others in the Asia-Pacific region. The company has more travel shoppers visiting its sites every month than any other travel company. Its global traveler data and partner insights enable Expedia to offer hoteliers the combined benefits of global reach, local market knowledge and targeted marketing opportunities.

“Expedia is a global company that takes a local approach to its relationships with hotel partners,” said Diego Lofeudo, Director of Market Management for the EMAF region, Expedia Partner Services Group. “We work closely with our partners in established markets such as Athens, Crete and Rhodes as well as developing and broadening our offer in Peloponnese, Santorini, Mykonos, Cyclades and Ionian Islands just to name a few.”

Expedia recently launched JoinExpedia (www.joinexpedia.com), now available in 39 languages, where hoteliers can quickly and easily apply to sell their product on Expedia sites globally. Hundreds of hotels that have joined the Expedia marketplace in recent months are selling rooms online for the first time ever. In addition, Expedia is working with The GNTO in an online marketing campaign that promotes Greek destinations to travelers on Expedia sites throughout Europe and beyond.

Theodore Koumelis - Wednesday, November 19, 2008
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