Skift Global Forum 2015: Adding Startup Tickets at Startup-Friendly Prices!

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If you’re a startup and want to attend, understand, learn and get inspired about the future of travel, now’s your chance!

Our flagship conference Skift Global Forum 2015 is coming along very well, our amazing speakers lineup is complete.

One of the feedback points we heard was adding startup-friendly pricing on tickets, and we heard you loud and clear.

We’re releasing 25 tickets for early-stage startups (Seed or pre-seed stage startups only) at a reduced price of $795 each, which is a huge discount off the $3K full price ticket.

If you’re a startup and want to attend, understand, learn and get inspired about the future of travel, enter your details in the very short Startup Application form here, and if you qualify the early-stage startup criteria (Seed or pre-seed stage startups only), we’ll send you a discount code to use for the low price tickets, maximum of two each per startup.

Startup Application Form.

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