AMSTERDAM—Webmaster Access Amsterdam 2015, presented by BitterStrawberry, is scheduled to take place September 18-21 at Double Tree by Hilton in Amsterdam.
While Webmaster Access celebrates its 11th year as Europe's largest and best-attended adult conference, this will be the third year it will be held at Double Tree by Hilton, as the hotel fits the needs of the conference exceptionally well.
Large and plentiful spaces—which accommodate popular events such as the Meet Market, Seminars, Speed Networking and WMA's signature event, the "Bitches Business Lounge"—combine with excellent customer service and more rooms for attendees than the previous location to make Double Tree by Hilton the ideal location for WMA.
Registration for WMA, sponsored by PussyCash, is in full swing. Attendees are encouraged to visit Webmasteraccess.com to register early and take advantage of special offers as they are released.
This is also true for room reservations! Attendees can now book their rooms at a discounted rate directly through this link. This discounted rate is only available through July 15—booking now will ensure that attendees receive the very best room rate possible. After July 15, the discounted rate will expire and regular price room reservations will be the only option available.
"Each year we have attendees who miss out on the special room reservation rates or the discounted registration offers," said Kat Revenga, WMA event manager. "We want everyone to take advantage of our special offers and we cannot stress enough that it is important to register and reserve your room early, before the discounts end!"
Stay tuned to WebmasterAccess.com. The site will be updated in the upcoming weeks with the full show schedule and a link to reserve a room at the special rate. For more information about Webmaster Access Amsterdam 2015, join the WMA Facebook group for updated information and discounted offers.
For additional information, email Kat at [email protected]. For sponsorship opportunities, email Roy Salter at [email protected].
