The Irish Travel Trade Show opens its doors to over 100 worldwide partners
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Don and Peter from Travelbiz are with over 100 worldwide exhibitors interacting with the trade tonight in Dublin’s Intercontinental Hotel following yesterday’s show in Cork. The trade is here in great numbers supporting our valued trade partners which is great to see.
Our full report will appear in this week’s Travelbiz Trade Partner update on our all new Travelbiz Trade Partner Hub. Click and connect with Travelbiz today www.travelbiz.ie
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