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PATA restarts in-person agent training
PATA has announced details of its first regional training sessions in two years.
During late April, PATA is back on the road for in-person Spring Quizzes for travel agents, with recently reopened Australia as one of the participating suppliers.
It kicks off on 25 April in Leeds at Revolution de Cuba bar, 6pm – 9:30pm,followed by Manchester at Revolution Oxford Road, 6pm – 9:30pm on 26 April and Glasgow at Revolution Mitchell Street, 6pm – 9:30pm on 27 April.
Participating suppliers include Hong Kong Tourism Board, CV Villas, AAT Kings, Taiwan Tourism Bureau, Tourism Authority Thailand, Sydney Opera House, Tangalooma Island Resort and Raya Heritage.
PATA’s Account Director, Matt McCausland said: “These will be our first regional in-person quizzes in two years so we’re looking to really celebrate with agents”.
There will be free food and drink and prizes up for grabs, along with training to support agents with the information they need to sell the Pacific Asia region.
Travel agents can access further information about all PATA’s 2022 training events and register at: [email protected]
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