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Founder Travelocity to be Keynote at SMILE. | SMN News

September 30, 2019

Founder Travelocity to be Keynote at SMILE. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:---The SHTA announced today that Terry Jones of Travelocity is to be one of the keynote speakers of the Sint Maarten Innovations, Initiatives and Industries Link-up Event (SMILE).
Travelocity is one of the world’s largest travel sites. After building the digital multinational travel site, Jones became an investor in tourism start-ups. Terry Jones has lectured worldwide about innovation and building digital relationships in business in over 25 countries and at more than 300 events. Additionally, he holds several patents. His programs on innovation, leadership, and customer relationships are known to be thought-provoking, entertaining and personal, providing both ideas


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