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Skift Global Forum East in Dubai is just around the corner - take a look at who is planning to attend and add your company's name to the list.
Over 200 top companies plan to attend Skift Global Forum East in Dubai on December 12-14. This includes household names like Air Arabia, Auberge Resorts, Booking.com, Emirates, Hilton, Seera, and Shangri-La Group, just to name a few.
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Your ticket also includes access to an opening reception at Cloud 22, all conference sessions covering a vast array of topics in the travel industry, as well as networking lunch and breaks throughout the event to foster new connections and strengthen existing ties across this high-level audience.
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