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Australia on show at Travel Agent Forum in the US

27 March 2019

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Over 200 travel advisors from across North America were given an in-depth update on Australian destinations and experiences during training sessions at the Travel Agent Forum in Las Vegas last week.

As a platinum sponsor of the event Tourism Australia also had one-on-one meetings with 24 of the ‘Select Advisors’ who were hosted to attend the conference as a result of their +US$1million sales.

Many of the agents also registered for the Aussie Specialist Program and the opportunity to attend Corroboree West 2019 in Perth and six day familiarisations this October.

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