Travel industry leaders and buyers to meet at China summit

GUANGZHOU, China - The 2011 China Business Travel Summit will bring together some of the world’s and China's most influential travel industry leaders and Chinese corporate travel buyers to discuss core issues affecting business travel.

TravelDaily ( www.traveldaily.cn ), China’s leading online publisher and event organizer with emphasis on distribution, marketing, and technology in the travel and tourism industries, announced today the 2011 China Business Travel Summit is now open for registration.

“Participants in our summit seek solutions that can help transform, drive efficiency, and improve their business travel practice,” said TravelDaily’s He, “With the support from China’s leading corporations, such as Haier Group, ZTE, Lenovo Group, and Smartcom, we are confident we can create a truly interactive and inspiring event for travel decision-makers and travel buyers.”

In one day of keynote speeches and panel discussions, industry leaders will explore how travel suppliers and travel management companies can utilize innovative technology to improve the business travel experience and help corporate travel buyers to manage their travel spending.

The 2011 China Business Travel Summit will be held at the Beijing GeHua New Century Hotel, July 14, 2011. The conference is now open for registration and the super early bird rate will be valid through June 15. For more information, please visit the event website: http://www.traveldaily.cn/go/231.html .

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