In a week's time... Phocuswright Europe comes to town

What is it like when the great and the good of the digital travel economy descend on the beautiful and fun city of Amsterdam for three days?

If you haven't already bought a ticket, we'll just have to remind you how brilliant the Phocuswright Europe conference is going to be so that you do.

• Frankly, nobody does networking like we do! We’ll help you meet Europe's most influential travel leaders to find new buyers and partners, find funding, make deals, socialize with clients, innovate and connect with customers.
• Unparalleled programming. We have a unique startup program with raw, next-generation content and workshops with hands-on specifics. Our “Talkback” initiative encourages a provocative series of questions of the keynoter from a speaker. We engage the audience and speakers at a deep level.
• We have great returning partners and a significant number of participants are new this year. Fresh faces enhance networking and your business development efforts: in addition to connecting with current partners, you’ll meet people you haven’t met before who are eager to engage with others interested in fostering innovation in Europe.
• Spotlight on Europe: industry-leading, primary Phocuswright research laser-focused on European opportunities in the industry. This event is a short trip to high-profile, strategic conversations with industry leaders and provides immersion in technology topics that can impact your business.
• Our conference content is driven by primary research data from a team that is expert in analyzing travel. We integrate Phocuswright research analysts into the program who are experts on the content and are responsible for the rigorous, global primary travel research Phocuswright produces.
• And, obviously, PhocusWire will be there! Our team will be in the city for the week to meet with you, record PundIT Shows, one-on-one interviews and other panel discussions, and moderate some sessions of the main stage.

Again, what other reasons do you need to attend... It's a rhetorical question.