Tourism Australia Commits to Accessible Tourism at AITCAP 2024 in Melbourne

Wednesday, June 19, 2024

Tourism Australia is set to sponsor the upcoming Accessible and Inclusive Tourism Conference (AITCAP) 2024, a significant event scheduled for 27 August in Melbourne, also known as Narrm. This pivotal conference, organized by GetAboutAble, is an essential platform for promoting sustainable growth within the accessible tourism sector.

The AITCAP conference stands as a cornerstone event annually, providing invaluable insights into catering to and marketing towards the accessible and inclusive market. The 2024 conference aims to enhance industry knowledge and foster connections among businesses dedicated to expanding accessible tourism.

By supporting AITCAP, Tourism Australia aligns itself with innovative strategies and collaborative efforts that aim to enhance tourism accessibility. The conference serves as a beacon for likeminded businesses and professionals to unite, share experiences, and drive forward the growing momentum in this crucial area of tourism.

Tourism Australia is overseen by a board of Directors who are accountable to the Federal Minister for Tourism. The Board’s principal responsibilities include formulating policies and ensuring that the organization operates effectively and efficiently, maintaining the highest standards of governance.

As the host of AITCAP 2024, Tourism Australia demonstrates its commitment to leading and nurturing the sector, highlighting the importance of accessibility and inclusion in fostering a diverse and vibrant tourism landscape. The event promises to be a landmark occasion for stakeholders to collaborate towards a more inclusive and accessible future in tourism.

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