These Are the 200+ Companies Attending Skift Forum Europe

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If your company isn’t on our list of companies attending Skift Forum Europe, you’re missing out on an incredible assembly of creativity and insights from the travel industry’s brightest minds.

We’re excited to welcome you to the second annual Skift Forum Europe in exactly one week.

While we’re in Berlin, attendees get to participate in a full day of meaningful sessions with world-class speakers.

Our attendees come from 36 countries and represent 210 of the leading companies in travel and technology. Want to find out who you’ll have the chance to meet?

My Company is Coming Too

We’re updating our list daily as registrations continue to roll in. You can find the most up-to-date list here. Is your company missing from this list? It’s not too late to fix that.

Next week’s Skift Forum Europe will be an intimate assembly so we can really zero in on the topics affecting the industry. You have seven days to get in on the action!

Only 16 seats remain, so register today before we sell out!

Sign Me Up for Skift Forum Europe

None of this would not be possible without these incredible sponsors: Airbus, AccorHotels, Accenture, Accenture Amadeus Alliance, Jordan Tourism Board, Movable Ink, Piabo, SimilarWeb , Sojern, Travelsify, and visitBerlin.

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