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The Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) announced that more than 1,000 business travel buyers have registered for the GBTA Convention 2012. Never before has GBTA Convention reached the 1,000 registrants this quickly – nearly three months before the start of the event. The Convention, being held in Boston, Massachusetts, July 22nd – 25th, will feature two former U.S. Presidents and compelling sessions with several top industry business leaders.
“GBTA Convention is the most important industry event of the year and we could not be happier that this year’s convention is setting a record pace for participants,” said Michael W. McCormick, executive director and COO, GBTA. “Every year we continue to raise the bar at this event, providing the networking, speaker sessions and informative panels to energize the travel industry.”
To ensure that attendees have an interesting and educational experience in Boston, GBTA is providing means to help members anticipate and prepare for their arrival. Through My Convention Planner, registrants can plan out their Convention experience including education sessions, events and meetings with exhibitors on the Expo floor. The customized online schedule can be synchronized to your Microsoft Outlook calendar and mobile applications. The GBTA Convention mobile application, coming soon, will be helpful for attendees to navigate all aspects of the Convention, including connecting with other attendees, creating their own personal agenda, obtaining information on speakers and sessions, and learning more about local attractions in Boston.
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