AFTA has just announced that its members can now enjoy 50% off the digital IATA ID Card annual fee to unlock even more benefits for agents.
Almost time to update your IATA ID card? The IATA ID Card stands as the only globally recognised industry identification card. And it opens the door to industry benefits, concessionary rates and premium training opportunities.
All of which allow travel professionals to enhance their skills and knowledge.
Australian Federation of Travel Agents (AFTA) CEO Dean Long thanked the International Air Transport Association (IATA) for its ongoing support. He said that the discounted card gives advisors an affordable way to enjoy the same experiences they offer clients.
“Travel professionals who renew their AFTA membership get a great value deal in not only the heavily discounted IATA ID Card but also the ongoing support, education and training that’s part and parcel of our membership experience,” Long said.
He also took the opportunity to urge 2023 AFTA joiners to note the “globally recognised” ATAS accreditation scheme.
Long further emphasised that AFTA membership remains the best way to elevate one’s professional status in the travel industry. He said that by forging connections with domestic and global suppliers, as well as with clients, travel professionals can enhance their reputation.
Matteo Zanarini, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Area Manager for South West Pacific, said that travel businesses are an “important partner“ in the travel value chain.
“And as the travel sector recovers from three years of COVID, we look forward to other areas where we can work together and contribute to the growth and success of the entire travel industry.”
