Inge Janssen leads the Public Affairs function for Europe, Middle East and Africa at Booking.com. She joined the company in April 2016 to help create a global public affairs function for Booking.com, and since then has built the EMEA public affairs team from the ground up. She is a member of the company's Extended Leadership Team (ELT). Inge is passionate about ensuring businesses grow in an ethical and sustainable way and create a positive societal impact.
Inge loves travelling and lives in Amsterdam with her family. Prior to joining Booking.com, she spent 10 years in Brussels, where she served amongst other things as a policy advisor in the European Parliament and as a senior manager public policy at Liberty Global.
Inge is the Chair of EU Travel Tech and holds degrees from the university of Maastricht and King’s College in London.
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