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The Irish Travel Agents Association appoints Clare Dunne as its new CEO
The Irish Travel Agents Association (ITAA) today announced that it has appointed former ITAA President Clare Dunne as its new CEO. Dunne’s appointment follows the retirement of Pat Dawson. She will assume the role at the start of July.
MSC Cruises announced as headline sponsors for the Irish Travel Industry Awards 2023
The Irish Travel Agents Association (ITAA) is delighted to announce…
Irish Travel Agents Association highlights benefits of booking with a travel agent
The Association believe that booking with a licensed, bonded travel agent is the best choice for consumers
Irish Travel Agents Association call on Government to clear backlog of passport applications and renewals as international travel gradually reopens
The ITAA believe clearing the backlog now will allow for faster recovery for both the inbound and outbound travel sector
ITAA responds to Malta’s requirement for Digital COVID Certificates only
The Irish Travel Agents Association (ITAA) has responded to the unfolding situation in Malta, where a number of Irish holidaymakers are facing quarantine despite being fully vaccinated.
Paul Hackett confirmed as Irish Travel Agents Association President
The Association held their AGM today, Thursday 17 June via video link
ITAA respond to closure of Stobart Air
The airline has announced that it has ceased trading as a result of the impact of the pandemic on flights
Irish Travel Agents Association call for swift and uniform implementation of EU travel guidelines
The Association has stated that with the correct EU measures in place, there should not be any further delay to restarting the travel and aviation industry.
Irish Travel Agents Association call for preparations to restart international travel
The Association are presenting to the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Transport with updates on the current situation and arguments for the reopening of international travel in the coming weeks
Irish Travel Agents Association call on Government to implement Digital Green Certificates as soon as possible
The ITAA are calling on Government to engage with the EU initiative now, as part of a wider plan for the reopening of the travel sector later this year