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Aussie Specialist training in Penang

30 January 2019

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Fifty travel agents took part in an Aussie Specialist training session last week in Penang, Malaysia’s largest secondary market for Australian tourism after Kuala Lumpur.

The training focused on helping frontline sales agents prepare for Penang’s upcoming travel fairs.

Agents were also updated on the UnDiscover Australia campaign and the soon-to-be-launched Aussie Specialist Ambassador Program.

Tourism Australia joined with South Australian Tourism Commission and Tourism Tasmania to host the session, which was followed by a Chinese New Year appreciation dinner with Penang-based travel and airline partners.

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