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ITT halves membership fees for anyone losing their job
The Institute of Travel and Tourism is offering a 50% discount on annual membership fees for travel industry colleagues who find themselves out of work in the coming months.
ITT chairman Steven Freudmann said: "As we enter the next stage of the coronavirus crisis, regrettably, many talented people in our industry will suffer difficult times, both professionally and financially.
"As the leading organisation for those working in the travel and tourism sector, we want to help our members rebuild their businesses, employees find new jobs in our industry and support those who are changing careers into another sector.
"Never has there been a more critical time to have a trusted network and support system in place".
The 50% discount is open to existing ITT members and those who join the association before December 31 2020.
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