A second guest post by Micheal Collins from Travel Media Europe who attended the latest event in Phocuswright event in Florida. This time bringing us great footage of a number of 10 second pitches. Spoiler alert most of them nail it pretty well, still better to know what your competition are like…
10 second elevator pitches.
See all of them here
Phocuswright is probably the only travel conference where tech start-ups get to meet and pitch to so many investors and potential buyers. The big question is, if the opportunity arises, can these young guns pitch their business idea in 10 seconds or less.
In this playlist we asked 20+ travel tech companies to explain their business in two or three sentences.
Let us know who you think pitched their idea best.
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