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Industry webinar series in South East Asia

01 July 2020

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The Aussie Specialist team in South East Asia is rolling out a series of webinars featuring state and national tourism operators to engage with Aussie Specialists and product planners in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia.

The twice weekly sessions connect the Australian industry with the trade in region to update them on latest product developments.

At the same time, participants can also engage with operators through a quiz as well as a question and answer session.

The series drew an audience of 1,000 participants from around the region in the first week and continues until the end of July.

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