It’s only four weeks until ATE11 commences in Sydney. Tourism NSW will keep the industry up-to-date with the latest developments and activities including a special daily ATE Insights email bulletin and Twitter posts as the event gets underway. Tourism NSW will also ask industry to share their ATE news with us or publication in the ATE bulletin. More details on the bulletin to come.
Current ATE developments include:
Around 40 students from the International College of Management in Manly will assist Tourism NSW in the Volunteer Program. In this pilot program, the students will be involved in escorting Sydney and NSW familiarisation tours and providing “meet and greet” and services at official Tourism NSW ATE functions. Tourism NSW briefed students yesterday at the college.
Tourism NSW and the Australian Hotels Association NSW are holding an ATE11 briefing for hotel concierge staff on Wednesday, 23 March. Concierge teams will be briefed on the event, functions and activities. The briefing will help concierges to assist ATE delegates staying at their hotels.
The AHA has distributed invitations with the following details: ATE Update, 3.30 pm registration for 3.45 pm start. AHA NSW, Hudson House, Level 15, 131 Macquarie Street, Sydney. The event will be followed by a networking function. RSVP: rebecca.norcross@ahansw.com.au or (02) 8218 1847 by 14 March. Pleas note: this event is for hotel concierge staff only.
A New Zealand fact sheet has been added to the ATE11 Special Series on international market segments. To see the fact sheets click here. The ATE section on the Tourism NSW Corporate website is being regularly updated with information for delegates and the industry.
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