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Featured photo: Nine of TravelManagers’ PTMs have been recognised as 2022 Premier Aussie Specialists, the top tier in Tourism Australia’s Aussie Specialist Program, which equates to 25 percent of the total number of accredited Premier Aussie Specialists. Image credit - Tourism Australia Tourism Australia recently recognised

Featured photo: Not quite an evening in Vietnam, but possibly the next best thing. TravelManagers recently partnered with Vietnam Travel & Cruise and Travel Sapphire to hold an information evening and banquet dinner for Melbourne-based PTMs, one of a series of training events taking place

Featured photo: Personal Travel Manager – Cathy Moir Would-be travellers hoping to visit Europe during the upcoming northern hemisphere summer might be disappointed to realise they are facing a shortage of availability on flights during the traditional peak travel months of June to September. However, TravelManagers

Featured photo: Executive General Manager – Michael Gazal TravelManagers have announced its national conference will take place in Sydney on 8 and 9 September for the first time since the pandemic began. Executive General Manager, Michael Gazal, says the conference will form an important component of the

Featured photo: 56 PTMs gathered at Melbourne’s Crowne Plaza Hotel to enjoy their first in-person state meeting in two years. As the latest in a series of steps towards a post-COVID normal, TravelManagers recently completed their first round of in-person state meetings since the pandemic hit.

Featured photo: Personal travel managers John Lengacher & Brett Ray loved being able to see for themselves the realities of visiting their favourite Singapore attractions, including the Singapore Cable Car. TravelManagers’ John Lengacher and Brett Ray, who are both long-established personal travel managers (PTMs) in Windsor,

Featured photo: TravelManagers Australia’s Operations Manager – Troy Coelho As TravelManagers settles into its new partnership with US-based luxury travel brand, Signature Travel Network, its personal travel managers (PTMs) are already starting to benefit from the extensive training programs and supplier connections that are a core

As international destinations gradually ease the travel restrictions that have been in place since the beginning of the pandemic, and with the Australian borders, other than Western Australia, now wide open for fully vaccinated citizens, many Australians are beginning to dust off their international travel

Featured photo: Signature Travel Network’s Executive Vice President Ignacio Maza With the ink barely dry on TravelManagers’ new agreement with Signature Travel Network, its Australia-wide network of personal travel managers (PTMs) is already reaping the rewards of the partnership with the US-based luxury travel titan. TravelManagers’ Operations

TravelManagers Australia, winner at the most recent NTIA Awards for Best Mobile Travel Advisor Network, celebrates signing of new relationship with US-headquartered Signature Travel Network. The partnering of TravelManagers Australia with Signature Travel Network represents a significant step forward for the company, which says its customers