Startup-Friendly Pricing For Skift Global Forum Announced

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Travel's youngest seedlings — Apply for startup pricing to Skift Global Forum NYC.

Our fourth annual Skift Global Forum will bring travel’s key players together for an immersive and inspiring 2 days this September 26-27, in New York City.

And we want to enable startups to attend, understand, and get excited about the future of the world’s largest industry.

Because of that, we’re releasing 25 tickets for early-stage startups (Seed or pre-seed stage startups ONLY) at a reduced price of $895 each, which is a huge discount off the $3,495 full price ticket.

If you’re a startup and want to mix and mingle with travel’s biggest and best, enter your details in the very short Startup Application form here. If you qualify within the early-stage startup criteria (Seed or pre-seed stage startups only) and can show us why coming to our conference would be valuable to your team, we’ll send you a discount code to use for the low price tickets, maximum of two each per startup.

APPLY NOW

And if you’re interested in sponsoring the event, drop us a note at [email protected]. You’ll join the likes of Sojern, The Points Guy, Button, Criteo, and Smartling.

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