The Australian Travel Industry Association (ATIA) has opened nominations for its Accreditation Advisory Committee (AAC) - a panel of respected industry professionals who help shape the future of Australia’s largest travel accreditation scheme.
The AAC plays a pivotal role in ensuring that the Australian Travel Accreditation Scheme (ATAS) continues to uphold the highest standards of integrity, trust and professionalism across the travel sector.
Members of the AAC provide input into policy, governance and reform initiatives that strengthen the industry’s reputation, support consumer confidence, and help shape future travel standards.
ATIA is seeking nominations from travel leaders across retail, corporate, wholesale, tour operations, and home-based sectors who can bring diverse perspectives and practical insights to the table.
To be eligible, candidates must be a nominee of a current financial member of an ATIA accredited travel agency or tour operator and agree to the AAC Terms of Reference and Code of Conduct.
The appointment term is two years, with a minimum of three meetings per year (held virtually or in person). Members are expected to participate in at least 75% of meetings.
Members are appointed by the ATIA Board which aims for balanced representation across sectors, business types, experience and geography.
Nominations close on 30 November 2025.
Interested candidates are invited to complete a short nomination form and submit a brief bio and statement of interest (maximum 200 words).
