hotel.info has launched a campaign to entice the corporate travel business to its service by announcing an event next year.
The hotel booking engine will be hosting a networking event, named hotel.info corporate, to help members of the travel industry learn about its product and service. It will be held at the H10 Waterloo Hotel with a tour and breakfast.
“It’s very important to us that people really understand how hotel.info can benefit companies and we hope to encourage conversation with potential clients,” said Warini Munshi, international business development director at hotel.info. “This will be the first of a number of events set up to help us achieve our goals on both an international and local level”.
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