Super-Early Bird Tickets for Skift Global Forum 2015 Are Now on Sale!

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We guarantee the Forum to be the best creative brainfood in travel all year. Get your tickets now!

They are here!

Skift Global Forum 2015 tickets are now on sale. We're starting with the Super-Early Bird tickets for our super-Skift loyalists who want make sure they get in early -- and at the best price. Last year we sold out of all tickets a month before the date of the event, and this year it promises to be the same.

We are doubling the size and duration of the 2015 Forum. This year it will be held October 14-15 at Duggal Greenhouse in Brooklyn, New York.

It will be the biggest creative business forum in travel this year, with speakers from across all sectors and from all across the globe giving talks around the Future of Travel in 2015 and beyond. Meanwhile, if you want to relive the 2014 Forum, check out all of the videos here on YouTube.

We will announce the first batch of speakers by next month, so stay tuned for that.

For queries on program and sponsorships, email us at forum@skift.com.

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