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Catch Up with ACTA’s Advocacy Efforts at French & English Town Halls

by Bruce Parkinson  March 04, 2025
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How will Canada-US relations impact the Canadian travel industry? What are the key issues faced by travel advisors and what is industry association ACTA doing to advocate on its members’ behalf?

ACTA’s Director of Advocacy and Industry Relations Avery Campbell.

You are invited to join ACTA on Tuesday March 11 at 1pm ET for an English-language ACTA Advocacy Town Hall featuring Avery Campbell, ACTA’s Director of Advocacy and Industry Relations. The French version will take place on Thursday March 13 at 1pm ET, hosted by Patrice Malacort, Membership Manager, Quebec.

Avery will bring you up to speed on ACTA’s latest advocacy efforts, including an update on Canada-US relations, and discuss how the group is supporting the interests of travel advisors and agencies across Canada.

For the English event, you can register here. For the French-language town hall, register here.

  
  
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