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ITAA respond to closure of Joe Walsh Tours

Well known travel agent announced it has ceased trading as a result of business downturn due to the COVID-19 pandemic

Irish Travel Agents Association disappointed at 10-week closure of Cork Airport for runway upgrades

The ITAA believe that the upgrade work to runways could have been completed earlier on in the year when flights in and out of the airport were restricted

Irish Travel Agents Association call on Government to process passport applications and renewals amid COVID-19 crisis

The ITAA believe clearing the backlog now will allow for faster recovery for both the inbound and outbound travel sector

ITAA confirm Irish Travel Industry Awards for January 2022

The Irish Travel Agents Association (ITAA) have confirmed that the Irish Travel Industry Awards will take place on 27th January 2022 in the historic Round Room of The Mansion House, Dublin.

Irish Travel Agents Association call on Government to Save the Travel Industry

The Association met with Minister Eamon Ryan and Minister Hildegarde Naughton today to discuss urgent business supports needed for the Irish travel industry

Irish Travel Agents Association presents to Joint Oireachtas Committee on Transport and Communications

The Association has presented the Committee with an update on airline refunds and supports received by the Irish travel industry

Irish Travel Agents Association refute claims made by Ryanair

The Association believe that the comments and statement made by the airline are disingenuous and less than honest

Irish Travel Agents Association address issues securing refunds from Ryanair

ITAA member travel agents have consistently faced problems with the airline when attempting to refund customers bookings

Irish Travel Agents Association urges Government to aid travel agents in post-COVID recovery

The Association is deeply concerned by the impact of COVID-19 on the Irish travel industry and is seeking urgent support from Government for its members.

ITAA notes that many customers are still hesitant to book holidays for Summer 2021

The Irish Travel Agents Association (ITAA) has stated that increases in 2021 bookings have been minimal so far, due in part to the slow rollout of vaccinations and consumers lingering fears surrounding COVID-19.