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Australian Tourism Exchange 2025

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The 45th edition of the Australian tourism industry’s largest annual business-to-business event, the Australian Tourism Exchange (ATE25), will be held in Brisbane/Meanjin in partnership with Tourism and Events Queensland, with support from Brisbane Economic Development Authority.

ATE25 is scheduled to take place at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre between Sunday 27 April and Thursday 1 May 2025. The event will bring together Australian tourism businesses with global distribution partners, to conduct scheduled business appointments and participate in key networking events.

ATE25 will also provide international buyers with the opportunity to experience Australia’s tourism offerings first-hand through pre- and post-event familiarisations.

Around 1,500 Australian seller delegates and 700 buyer delegates from over 30 countries are targeted to attend ATE25.

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