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ATE20: Coronavirus (COVID-19) update

04 March 2020

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At this stage, Tourism Australia is satisfied that ATE20 in Melbourne can be delivered safely for all those taking part and is on track to deliver an outstanding event in May. Tourism Australia is following the best public health advice from the World Health Organisation and Australia’s Department of Health.

The health and welfare of anyone attending any of our events is paramount. Full risk assessments are carried out for all Tourism Australia events including ATE20. Tourism Australia will continue to monitor the situation and will put in place additional health and safety measures where required.

All registered delegates will be kept fully up-to-date on any developments particularly as these may impact future travel plans. The latest advice from Australia’s Chief Medical Officer on the coronavirus can be found here.

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