A new interactive explainer on who connects travellers to trips across Asia Pacific, and what travel tech adds to the region.
How Travel Tech Works: Who Connects a Traveller to a Trip in Asia Pacific Read More »
BANGKOK, September 15, 2026 — The Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) and the Asia Travel Technology Industry Association (ATTIA) have formalised an organisational partnership through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), marking a significant step towards strengthening collaboration at the intersection of travel, tourism, and technology across the Asia Pacific region. The agreement
ATTIA’s submission to the Reserve Bank of Australia’s Review of Payments System Regulation explains how payments work in travel and what the review should consider.
[Australia] ATTIA Shares Travel Perspectives with the RBA on Payments Regulation Read More »
ATTIA Managing Director Mark Chan spoke on changing traveller demand at the STRA Forum and Expo 2026 in Petaling Jaya.
ATTIA Speaks at Malaysia’s First Short-Term Rental Accommodation Forum and Expo Read More »
ATTIA met Ministry of Tourism officials in Jakarta to discuss the practical implementation of accommodation licensing for short-term rental providers.
ATTIA Meets Indonesia’s Ministry of Tourism on Accommodation Licensing Read More »
Writing in The Edge Malaysia after Budget 2026, ATTIA Managing Director Mark Chan sets out why tourism deserves a central place in Malaysia’s growth plans.
Opinion: Tourism’s High-Stakes Year Is at Hand Read More »
ATTIA joined MDEC, Zaid Ibrahim & Co and Airbnb to discuss travel trends and tourism growth ahead of Visit Malaysia Year 2026.
ATTIA Joins Roundtable on Catalysing Tourism Growth in Malaysia Read More »
ATTIA Managing Director Mark Chan spoke at HEDNA Bangkok 2024 on the policy developments shaping travel and tourism in Asia Pacific.
ATTIA at HEDNA Bangkok 2024: Policy and Partnership Opportunities in APAC Read More »
ATTIA joined the official launch of Global Travel Tech at ITB Berlin, alongside eu travel tech and the Travel Technology Association.
ATTIA Joins the Launch of Global Travel Tech at ITB Berlin Read More »
On Friday 3rd November 2023, ATTIA and the CUTS Institute for Regulation & Competition (CIRC) organized a policy roundtable discussion titled ‘Enabling the Tourism Tech Sector in India’ (full report linked) in New Delhi, India. The paper highlights the need for a well-crafted ex-ante competition law that targets only the ‘systemically important digital intermediaries’ digital
ATTIA and CUTS-CIRC Host Delhi Roundtable on Digital Competition Read More »
