Showcase your ATAS accreditation on socials, with a trip to Singapore on offer

Are you ready to showcase your prestigious ATAS accreditation? It’s not just a badge of honour; it’s your ticket to an incredible opportunity, with the Australian Travel Industry Association (ATIA) announcing the #ATAS24 social media showcase.

Share a photo of your shining 2024 ATAS certificate displayed in your office, and tell the world what this recognition means to you.  Is it the assurance of quality you provide or the peace of mind your customers feel when booking with you?  Whatever it is, we want to hear it!

Make sure to include #ATAS24 in your post and upload it to your social channels by 30 June 2024 for the chance to win two tickets to the vibrant city of Singapore, flying ATIA’s strategic partner and NTIA’s major sponsor SIA.  (Terms and Conditions apply)

Dean Long, CEO of ATIA said: “ATAS is a testament to your dedication and compliance, with the highest industry benchmarks in Australia.  Customers today are savvy and look for the ATAS seal when choosing a travel professional.  They know it stands for quality, reliability, and professional integrity.

“Showcasing your ATAS accreditation isn’t just about pride — it’s about standing out in a competitive market.  It demonstrates your commitment to rigorous standards, from financial reviews to consumer protection.

“So, get creative, be authentic, and let’s turn the spotlight onto the best in travel with #ATAS24.  As an ATAS-accredited business, you’re not just a part of the industry — you’re a leader in it.”

ALWAYS CHOOSE AN ATAS-ACCREDITED BUSINESS

ATAS, the Travel Sector’s prestigious accreditation program, is pivotal in distinguishing exemplary travel businesses that meet and exceed the highest industry benchmarks.  Accreditation under ATAS is contingent upon stringent criteria, including an in-depth analysis of business models, compliance with Australian Consumer Law, indemnity insurance verification, workforce qualification standards, annual financial reviews, daily director checks, and a robust consumer complaints program