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Training event held for Arizona Travel Advisors

24 July 2019

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Over 225 advisors attended ‘Fiesta in the Desert’ in Scottsdale last week.

The training event was held by the Arizona Chapter of American Society of Travel Advisors (ASTA), the world's largest association of travel professionals.

Roundtable sessions and a trade show focused on educating advisors on selling Australia and utilising the Aussie Specialist Program.

Advisors received updates on air capacity and routes and expressed strong interest in the new non-stop service for their Midwest clients traveling from Chicago to Brisbane.

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