E-Tourism Frontiers to hold seminar in February in Nairobi


Digital Tourism Seminar by E-Tourism Frontiers at Strathmore Business School

E-TOURISM FRONTIERS DIGITAL TOURISM SEMINAR IN NAIROBI
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DIGITAL TOURISM SEMINAR IN NAIROBI
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**Last Day!! Go Places readers to enjoy a US$ 50 Discount.
The price will be US $220 plus VAT at the discounted rate.

Are you a tourism business looking to do more business online and leverage the power of social media and digital tourism to improve the way you reach clients and promote your business online?

The Training seminar is delivered by Damian Cook, CEO of E-Tourism Frontiers. Damian has trained over 6,000 travel professionals around the world since 2008

The two day seminar contains ALL NEW CONTENT and is practical, easy to follow and will cover new areas such as Instagram marketing, Facebook advertising, Snapchat, Facebook Live and a session on how to create and manage stories, as well as sessions on Twitter, Trip Advisor, Youtube, website management and mobile marketing.

Date: 9th and 10th February, 2017

Venue: Strathmore Business School, Nairobi

STRICTLY LIMITED PLACES – ONLY 100 TICKETS AVAILABLE

Tickets are US$ 270 each, plus VAT.

To book a ticket visit: info or Call +254 727 532250.

The Ticket Price covers the two day training, lunch, coffee breaks and a training certificate
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