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28 July 2021

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Tourism Australia recently participated in the Global Travel Marketplace (GTM) which took place in Fort Lauderdale, Florida from 8 to 10 July and was attended by 120 travel advisors.

The Tourism Australia Americas team connected with the qualified, top-producing travel advisors through one-on-one appointments, boardroom-style presentations, and an interactive quiz.

Advisors learned about Australia’s key pillars, the Signature Experiences of Australia, and the Aussie Specialist Program.

It was the first in-person travel trade event for the Tourism Australia Americas team in 17 months.

Since GTM, several advisors have completed the Aussie Specialist Program to become qualified Aussie Specialists.

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