cond annual conference How to be there...
Highlights from last year’s Atas conference
conference moderator, said: “We were blown away by the response to the first Atas conference, having to move to a bigger venue to accommodate delegates, and even having a waiting list of agents who wanted to be there.
“We are excited to build on last
year’s event and can’t wait to delve deeper into the amazing product and people within the touring and adventure sector to inspire agents and give them the practical tools to boost their business.”
Now in its second year, Atas
has 28 full supplier members, in addition to 11 associate members ranging from tourist boards and flight reservation providers to technology and marketing specialists.
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THE DETAILS: The second Atas conference takes place at the International Convention Centre in Birmingham on October 22, with some supplier members offering additional activities the following day. The event will feature business sessions, networking lunch, trade show and gala dinner including the Atas Awards, which honour top- selling and up-and-coming agencies in the sector. THE COST: Agent members can attend the event for £40, including the business sessions and trade fair, the gala dinner including three-course meal, and accommodation on a shared basis. The cost for non- members is £90. Places are limited and will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. Atas members will have a priority period in which to sign up before registration for any remaining places opens to all agents on August 1. HOW TO BECOME A MEMBER: Annual membership of Atas costs £40 for an individual agent. Membership includes access to brochure content, online search options and Atas member contact details on
touringandadventure.com. Members also get access to promotional collateral and receive priority invitations and booking windows for Atas events. TO REGISTER FOR THE CONFERENCE, VISIT:
atasconference.co.uk 19 July 2018
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