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Australian Tourism Exchange set to welcome international buyers

31 March 2022

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Over 1,100 international buyers and Australian tourism operators are preparing to descend on Sydney for the Australian Tourism Exchange (ATE) Live from 15 to 18 May.

In addition to more than 38,000 appointments that will take place during the event, there will be plenty of opportunities to reconnect with industry colleagues at networking events throughout the program.

ATE Online will follow from 24 to 26 May for more than 400 international buyers unable to travel to Australia. ATE is hosted by Tourism Australia and the live event is delivered in partnership with Destination New South Wales.

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Australian Tourism Exchange set to welcome international buyers

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