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Why Your Whole Team Needs to Attend Skift Global Forum East in Dubai
16.10.2024 - 18:53 / skift.com / Nicole Meyer
Skift Global Forum East returns to Dubai on November 19-20, gathering top leaders from across travel, tourism and hospitality for a day of unparalleled insights, emerging trends, and impactful networking. If you’re part of the global travel industry, this is an event your team can’t afford to miss.
Skift Global Forum East offers something for every member of your team, from senior executives to those focused on strategy, marketing, and operations. With sessions covering a broad range of topics — from luxury hospitality trends to digital innovation and aviation’s next phase — your team will leave with a comprehensive understanding of the opportunities and challenges shaping the future of travel in the Middle East and beyond.
The event features industry heavyweights like Issam Kazim of Dubai Tourism, Dillip Rajakarier of Minor Hotels, and Antonoaldo Neves of Etihad Aviation Group, offering tailored content that aligns with your team’s specific needs. Whether you’re interested in the latest in hotel management, aviation strategy, or sustainable tourism, there’s something for everyone. View the list of speakers here.
Attending as a team allows you to collectively absorb the insights and immediately brainstorm actionable strategies. By aligning in real-time, your team can develop fresh ideas and drive innovation. This collaborative environment fosters stronger cohesion and more effective problem-solving within your organization.
Group attendance enhances your networking opportunities, allowing your team to make key connections with other industry professionals. Skift Global Forum East provides unmatched access to decision-makers and influencers, enabling your team to form partnerships and gain invaluable insights directly from industry pioneers.
With discounted group pricing for 2 or more people, it’s more cost effective to bring multiple team members. Whether you’re a small or large team, these rates ensure you can maximize your learning and networking potential without breaking the budget.
Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to prepare your team for 2025 and beyond. Equip your organization with the knowledge, strategies, and connections needed to thrive in the global travel landscape. We’ll see you in just a few weeks.
Limited-time price of 2,185 AED ($595 USD) for Solo tickets and 2,035 AED ($555 USD) for Group tickets are available for a limited time only. Full-price tickets are 2,555 AED ($695 USD) for Solo tickets and 2,295 AED ($625 USD) for Group tickets.
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