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Mark your calendars: The U’s Travel Symposium is on May 14.

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Financial Services’ Travel Department is excited to announce that the second annual Travel Symposium will take place on Wednesday, May 14 at the S.J. Quinney College of Law.

After last year’s event, the Travel team met with various attendees from across campus to gather feedback. Based on their insight, the 2025 Travel Symposium will have different breakout sessions more tailored to the traveler and travel arranger’s needs, including a specific session for new users.

The event will also bring vendors to campus from across the Salt Lake Valley for you to connect with and lunch will be provided.

Registration for this year’s event will open soon. Please contact Melaney Mckellar at Melaney.Mckellar@admin.utah.edu if you would like to be included in future communications.

We’re can’t wait to see you at this year’s Travel Symposium!

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