PATA and Visa Launch Groundbreaking SME Tourism Program in China
The Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA), in collaboration with PATA’s Premier Partner...
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Skålleagues across Asia and beyond are counting down the days to the highly anticipated 54th SKÅL...
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Skål Tourism Awards Hit High Note with 106 Global Entries
It’s not every day the world of tourism emits a resounding whoop of joy that echoes from Bangkok...
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Inbound Tourism Lags as Aussies Holiday Abroad in Record Numbers
While Australians are dusting off their passports and charging headlong into international travel...
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Julie King’s CATO Farewell: A Legacy Woven in Grit and Grace
After a decade of navigating industry storms, coaxing collaboration from chaos, and delivering a...
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PATA Champions Meaningful Tourism at GITF 2025 in China
In the bustling corridors of Guangzhou’s sprawling exhibition halls, amid a sea of destination...
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Skål Europe Sparks Global Reform After €500K IT Blowout
In the often decorous world of global tourism networking, revolutions don’t usually arrive with...
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The AHA(WA) has welcomed the announcement that Italian football powerhouse AC Milan will return to...
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Traveldream Issues Show Why ATIA-Accredited Agents Matter
The Australian Travel Industry Association (ATIA) is aware of reports of the collapse...
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Aussies Spark Asia Travel Boom: Japan, China, Vietnam Soar
In scenes reminiscent of a golden travel age—if not the 1960s with Pan Am, then certainly the...
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PATA & SUNx Team Up to Empower the Next Generation of Green Travellers
The Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) is pleased to announce a new organisational partnership...
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TÜRSAB Joins WTTC, Strengthening Global Tourism Collaboration
The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) is pleased to welcome the Association of Turkish...
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