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Onlinetravel 3.0 5Th International Conference October 24–25, 2017, Moscow, Renaissance Moscow Monarch Centre OnlineTravel 3.0 5th international conference October 24–25, 2017, Moscow, Renaissance Moscow Monarch Centre LIST OF ATTENDEES Company Name Job Title 10maps Anastasia Novikova Director of Development Abu Dhabi Tourism & Culture Authority Svetlana Filatova PR&Media Executive Abu Dhabi Tourism & Culture Authority Julia Sundukova Marketing Executive Action Global Communications Lina Shurkevich Country Manager Adria Airways Yulia Gordeeva Sales Executive Aeroclub Svetlana Denikina Editor-In-Chief Aeroclub Sevara Sabirova CCO Aeroclub Sergey Popinevskiy Product Owner Aeroclub Ilya Sukhovolsky Director of Sales Leading Specialist Business Analysis Division Sales Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Olga Zorina Department Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Nikolay Shevtsov Project Manager, Information Systems Department Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Mikhail Safarov Deputy Sales Director Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Dmitry Yumashev Head of Business Analysis, Sales Department Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Denis Chernyshev Head of Partnership Department, Aeroflot-Bonus Chief Specialist, Partnership Department, Aeroflot- Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Andrey Ilinskiy Bonus Afisha Roman Tyulyakov Editor-in-chief Afisha-Mir Agency 42 Olga Belobrovtseva Partner Air Transport Observer Sergey Belyaev Commercial Director Air Transport Observer Oleg Abdulov Sales & Marketing Director Air Transport Observer Ivan Volodin Reporter ATO.ru Air Transport Observer Evgeny Semenov General Director Air Transport Observer Evgeniya Kolyada Correspondent Air Transport Observer Artem Korenyako Deputy Editor-in-Chief Air Transport Observer Anna Tikhonova Marketing Manager AirBaltic Olga Chernyavskaya Sales Executive Russia AirBaltic Liliya Nurizhanova Sales Executive Russia Aircompany Armenia Inga Kazaryan Financial Advisor AirCompany SCAT Nikolay Buryakov Director Commercial Complex AirCompany SCAT Igor Chernyavsky Head of Internet Sales Ak Bars Bank Ilnaz Sitdikov Head of E-Commerce Dept Akademservice Vladimir Dolgov Head of Business Strategy Deputy Director,Marketing & Business Development Akademservice Peter Shevelko Department on Russia, CS and Baltic States Akademservice Mikhail Maksimov - Alfa Travel Georgy Mironov - AlfaStrakhovanie Viktoriya Egorova Leading Specialist AlfaStrakhovanie Olga Berezina Leading Specialist AlfaStrakhovanie Nikolay Klyuchnikov Chief Specialist AlfaStrakhovanie Kirill Tikhonov Head of Partners Online Sales Department AlfaStrakhovanie Elena Komlik Leading Specialist AlfaStrakhovanie Ekaterina Goltsman Leading Specialist AlfaStrakhovanie Dmitry Migachev Director of Departament of Passenger Insurance AlfaStrakhovanie Dmitriy Vostryakov Project Manager AlfaStrakhovanie Andrey Piotrovsky Leading Specialist Amadeus IT Group S.A. Tristan Nielson Head of Online Team, Eastern Europe Amadeus IT Group S.A. Sergey Kozlov CEO Russia Amadeus IT Group S.A. Grach Muradyan Head, Software Solution Implementation Amadeus IT Group S.A. Andrey Bragin Helpdesk Specialist Amadeus IT Group S.A. Alexey Alexeev Account Manager App in the Air Roman Arkhipov ML Developer App in the Air Maxim Godzi Head of Machine Learning Aprill Anna Alieva Account Director Aprill Alice Baltsevich Strategy Association of TourOperators of Russia Pavel Korolev Chief Sales and Marketing Officer Association of TourOperators of Russia Dmitry Sereda Editor-in-chief Atorus.ru Atout France Korotkova Inessa Head of Russian Office AttractionsBox.com Mikhail Mitryakov Founder Aurora Airlines Valeriy Spichenko Commercial Director Aurora Airlines Irina Vorontsova Head of Resources Flights Department Austrian National Tourist Board in Russia Gerald Boehm Head Avia Centre Viktoria Kizimova FEO Aviasales Yaroslav Kotyshov Head of Integrations Aviasales Yanis Dzenis PR Manager OnlineTravel 3.0 5th international conference October 24–25, 2017, Moscow, Renaissance Moscow Monarch Centre Aviasales Tatiana Buyanova - Aviasales Alexandra Pimshteyn VP Commercial Aviasoyuz Vyacheslav Ilyushin General Director AvTicket Mahmud Zhalilov Independent Expert Azbo Studio Gevorg Abramov Founder Azimut Airlines Maxim Krasnov Head of Sales Azimut Airlines Dmitry Zvonarev Deputy General Director for Development AZUR Air Anastasia Matyushina Public Relations Director BBC Russia Maria Kiseleva Producer Begishevo Airport, Nizhnekamsk Dina Vakhitova Chief of Air Communications Agency Biblio Globus Maria Ulyanova Developer of Biblio-Globus IT Department Director for Information Technology and E- BiletDV.ru Sergey Ivlev commerce Biletix.ru Natalia Verezemskaya Developer Biletix.ru Igor Konstantinov Deputy General Director for Commerce Biletix.ru Grigory Lugovoy PR Director Biletix.ru Alexander Mishin Head of Marketing Booking.com Nikita Gridnev SP Account Manager Booking.com Arno Debary - Buying Business Travel Russia Maria Elzenbakh Editor Buying Business Travel Russia Elizaveta Panfilova Publisher Carlson Wagonlit Travel Olga Dolgova Deputy Director of Traveler Services Carlson Wagonlit Travel Russia Alexey Kushkin General Director China National Tourist Office, Moscow Alyona Krasnova Manager Citigate Dewe Rogerson Victoria Manakova Account Manager Citigate Dewe Rogerson Polina Dereza Senior Account Manager Citigate Dewe Rogerson Nikolay Khomenko TBC Citigate Dewe Rogerson Artyom Baranovsky Account Manager Citigate Dewe Rogerson Andrey Yablonskikh Digital Advisor Civil Aviation Air Transport Newspaper Galina Ponomareva Deputy Editor-in-Chief ClickAndTravel Yuri Stotsky CEO & Founder Corteos Blinov Roman Chief business development officer (CBDO) Dominican Republic Tourism Board Dominican Republic Tourism Board Margarita Vasilyeva Advertising Assistant Dominican Republic Tourism Board Dominican Republic Tourism Board Galina Lysenko Director Dreamlines Fedor Egorov Managing Director Russia & CIS Representative of the Department of Tourism and Dubai Corporation of Tourism & Commercial Marketing of Dubai in Russia, CIS and Commerce Marketing Larisa Veshnyakova Baltic Countries Representative of the Department of Tourism and Dubai Corporation of Tourism & Commercial Marketing of Dubai in Russia, CIS and Commerce Marketing Evgeny Zhavnerko Baltic Countries Dutch Alliance. Tourism and Convention Bureau of the Netherlands Alina Sutulova Tourism and Marketing Manager ERV Travel Insurance Natalia Malinovskaya Head of Corporate Sales & e-Commerce Etihad Airways Andrey Kolody Sales Executive Expert Vera Kuzmina Journalist Flexible Autos/Cars and more Arturs Zantmans - Fresh Vision Olga Lenina Group Head, Travel & Transport Fuji Travel Elena Kohanova Further Network Kadir Özgür Oğuz CEO / co-founder GeografTour Pavel Oborin Trade Mark Representative Georgian Airways Nino Gaiashvili Airline Representative in Russia Gonzo Design Ksenia Diodorova Expert Gulf Air Natalia Klochkova Sales Manager Higher School of Economics — National Research University Maria Rozhenko Assistant Professor Higher School of Economics — National Research University Fyodor Borisov Principal Researcher Higher School of Economics — National Leading Expert, Institute of Transport Economics Research University Andrey Kramarenko and Transport Policy Studies IATA Vladimir Proskurin Manager, Financial and Distribution Services IBS travel & consulting Irina Batishcheva General Manager Incamp Ryzhenkova Elena Valer"evna CEO Incamp Gruzdev Vladimir Viktorovich Technical Director Independent Expert Olga Pimenova Independent Expert Independent Expert Natalia Maiboroda Journalist, Photographer OnlineTravel 3.0 5th international conference October 24–25, 2017, Moscow, Renaissance Moscow Monarch Centre Independent Expert Lev Leviev Independent Epert Independent Expert Artem Galustyan - Independent Expert Alexander Russ Independant Expert Independent Expert Aleksandr Savin Independent IT Expert Independent Hotel Alliance Andrey Mikhaylets Managing Director Infomost Consulting Boris Rybak General Director Infomost Consulting Alexey Sinitsky Director, Analytics Infox.ru Anton Romanyuk Correspondent Innovacionnaya Mobilnost Vladimir Mikheev Head of Air Traffic Sales Department Innovacionnaya Mobilnost Natalya Teregulova Head of Sales Department Head of the Department for the Development of Bus Innovacionnaya Mobilnost Aleksey Ostrenin Transportation Sales Interfax Margarita Menshakova Correspondent Interfax.Tourism Yuliya Batyr Chief Editor IrAero Airlines Sergey Krupnov Deputy General Director ITS International Kristina Efremova Sales Manager ITS International Elena Lobenhofer Sales Manager izi.TRAVEL Egor Yakovlev Development Director JNTO Yulia Shilkina Marketing Manager JNTO Maria Antsiferova Agencies Manager JNTO Ayri Motokura Head of JNTO JNTO Anna Pyasetskaya - Kalina Travel Service Olga Ozerova Head of Project Support Department Kaluga International Airport Elena Galanova - Kaspersky Lab Irina Kostyukova Head of business travel Kiwi.com Zdenek Komenda Chief Bisness Development Officer Kiwi.com Varva Reva Business Development Manager Kiwi.com Julia Tertychna Senior Airline Partnerships Manager Kiwi.com Georges Sans Head of Global Brand & Communications Kommersant Anna Geroeva Correspondent KupiBilet Sergey Pirozhnikov Founder KupiBilet Boris Pirozhnikov General Director KupiBilet Alexey Komok Marketing Director Kuznetsova.Travel Anna Kuznetsova LevelTravel Evgeny Ginzburg Marketing Director LevelTravel Dmitriy Malyutin СЕО LLС "Aerotour" Vadim Kasyanov Head of Development Department LLС "Aerotour" Andrey Chuprov Head of Corporate Sales Lufthansa German Airlines Natalia Zakharova Distribution Multiplier Russia, CIS and Israel MAP Roman Khafisov CEO Marketing communications Maxim
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