The Australian Travel Industry Association (ATIA) encourages members to register in the next round of pulse meetings after great notes from launch in February.
PULSE is designed to ensure invitation to make members’ voices, and to provide organized and cooperative space for members to collect concerns, exchange ideas and participate directly with ATIA leadership.
“The last ATIA PULSE Forum in February was an invaluable opportunity to discuss the main challenges in the industry, communicate with his colleagues, and gain an insight into the Atia invitation efforts for accredited members,” he said, he said, he said, he said, he said, he said Michelle Massi, amplification of accessible travel.
“I strongly recommend all the members of ATIA who attend future pulse events – not only to obtain the advantages of work but also to reassure that the challenges we face are shared throughout the industry, which enhances cooperation and open solutions.”
The series is designed with the distinguished needs of four main members:
Independent travel agencies – one site
Independent travel agencies – multiple site
Independent contractors (mobile agents)
Tourist organizers and wholesaler
The first round of the pulse meetings witnessed a strong presence and active participation, as the members embraced the opportunity to communicate with their peers, contribute to the ATIA policy agenda and participate. It also provided an important context used to form ATIA requesting federal elections.
Atwa now invites members to attend the next round of pulse meetings in early May:
One site agencies: Tuesday May 6, 11:00 AEDT
Tourist trips organizers and wholesaler: Tuesday May 6, 13:00 AEDT
Multiple site agencies: Wed May 7, 11:00 AEDT
Independent contractors: Wed May 7, 13:00 AEDT
“Pulse revolves around making sure that every member, regardless of the size or model of their business, has a clear channel to ATIA,” “. The reactions of the first series were clear – this initiative reached the mark and made a change. We are building momentum, and the next round will deepen the most important issues. “
Registrations are open via Atia.com.auAnd places are covered by allowing a significant group dialogue.