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During the two years of international border closures, many tourism businesses were forced to shift focus to attracting domestic visitors

Australian Pacific Touring no longer participates in the USTOA $1 Million Travelers Assistance Program.

The new service will address a growing demand for flights between these two key destinations.

The new agreement will provide PATA members with continued access to unique and reliable aviation data through the PATAmPOWER platform.

An exceptional event which took place on Tuesdays 14th June 2022 at the Hyatt Regency Bangkok Sukhumvit hotel.

Dr. Xie has held various appointments in China, Canada and Singapore throughout his 24 year career in the aviation industry.

IVA recovery rates (above 2019 baseline level) for visitors into and across Asia Pacific is predicted to reach between 25-48%

Study indicates restrictions on air travel have been ineffective in capping the spread of COVID-19.

A joint meeting between TAT and more than 100 representatives from 10 tourism associations.

Australia’s international borders are open but the flow of international visitors continues to be hindered by slow visa processing times