FITUR 2013 Trade Meeting-Point facilitates the registration of professionals at the fair, enabling the organisers to apply entrance price reductions for all requests made before 1st December.
MADRID – The International Tourism Trade Fair, FITUR, which will be staging its 33rd event from 30th January to 3rd February 2013, has already activated its Trade Meeting-Point, a platform that can be accessed via the FITUR web site and that enables professionals to plan their attendance and make the very most of their visit to the fair.
The Trade Meeting-Point, whose purpose is to facilitate and boost trade opportunities amongst participating companies and professionals, places a series of tools at the disposal of users that are of considerable use when it comes to optimising their business management, including the possibility of carrying out interviews and arranging meetings with those companies of greatest marketing potential and interest.
Furthermore, the Trade Meeting-Point offers users other benefits aimed at facilitating their attendance at the fair. In this respect, this service offers all professionals who register before 1st December a reduction on the price of their entrance tickets, as well as discounts on both transport and accommodation, thanks to the FITUR 2013 Passport, a document that is sent to them by electronic mail once they have registered for the service.
All professionals interested in taking advantage of the benefits offered by the Trade Meeting-Point must enter the official FITUR 2013 web page (fituronline.com) and register for the Trade Meeting-Point by following the corresponding instructions.
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