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2005 MasterCard Global Hospitality Forum | Asia

Maximizing Customer Potential 7 December 2005
Grand Hyatt Singapore
Singapore

MasterCard® International is bringing together the hospitality industry’s leading minds from around the world for a series of one-day Forums to help hospitality professionals better understand the marketplace and drive business.

Join us for a day of dialogue while we uncover the latest industry issues and trends through our informative "Best Practices" modules. Network with over 200 industry leaders and take away the necessary tools to elevate service levels, build unparalleled customer loyalty and, ultimately, maximize customer potential. Register now!

Contact Information

Tristan Jordan
Phone: 914-249-5724
Email: tristan_jordan@mastercard.com

Company Details

Hospitality NetMasterCard International
www.mastercard.com
10255 W. Higgins Road, Suite 720
USA - Rosemont, IL 60018-5606
Phone: (847) 375-4014

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