The Covid-19 pandemic brought the entire world to a halt in 2020, with many damaging consequences still taking place in 2021. One of the industries suffering the biggest hits has been the travel and tourism sector, with global travel and tourism plummeting US$4.7 trillion in 2020, representing a loss of 4.9% of the global economy, …
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New Recommendation Paper highlights key factors to help accelerate travel recovery in Asia Pacific August 31, 2021, Singapore: Asia Travel Technology Industry Association (ATTIA) is launching a Recommendation Paper around “The Building Blocks of Digital Health Passes” as a part of its 2021 Travel Recovery Thought Leadership Series. The Recommendation Paper highlights the importance of …
The Asia Travel Technology Industry Association (ATTIA) represents companies operating in the Travel and Tourism Sectors in Asia-Pacific, with technology and innovation at their core. Our members include Agoda, Airbnb, Amadeus, Booking.com, Expedia Group and Travelport.
Amadeus and Travelport join founding members Agoda, Airbnb, Booking.com and Expedia Group
to help the revival and growth of the travel industry.
13 November, Singapore: The Asia Travel Technology Industry Association (ATTIA) has welcomed the start of the bilateral Air Travel Bubble between Singapore and Hong Kong on November 22.
The Asia Travel Technology Industry Association (ATTIA) encourages partnership and closer cooperation between governments and the travel and tourism industry to spur the revival and growth of the tourism economy in Asia, and its members are poised to help.
The tourism and hospitality sector has been especially hard-hit. While tourism has historically proven to be a resilient industry, recovery from this crisis will be determined by the steps taken by the government to sustain the industry amidst idle capacity, but more importantly preserve the sector’s skillsets and capabilities over a protracted period.
ATTIA seeks to promote a deeper understanding of the policy issues that stand at the intersection of travel and technology. ATTIA serves as a resource and a catalyst for closer collaboration and information-sharing for the development of aligned industry/government priorities and vision for travel and tourism in the Asia-Pacific region.
