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developed, with plans for those who engage with members’ trade activity including training, competitions and incentives to receive additional accreditation and titles, plus collateral to


showcase their expertise in the sector to customers. Analysis of the sector will also be published based on booking data from the association’s members.


Atas Conference: How to register


The Atas Conference will take place in Birmingham on Wednesday, October 18, with accommodation provided for agent delegates following the gala dinner. The event will begin at


10.30am, with business sessions and lunch followed by an ‘experiential’ trade show featuring the Atas members and event sponsors. The event will conclude with a gala dinner, including awards for agents who have championed the touring and adventure sector. On Thursday, October 19, a number of Atas members will offer taster experiences to further showcase their product. The 24 members of Atas will each invite agents. There will


also be a limited number of places available to agents on a first-come, first-served basis.


REGISTER If you are an agent and would like to register your interest in attending the Atas Conference, please email your name, job title and company to events@travelweekly.co.uk with the subject ‘Atas Conference’ by July 14. The conference is free to


attend and includes shared overnight accommodation. Successful applicants will


be contacted by the end of August.


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