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    Industry Increases Political Engagement with Parliamentary Resumption

    News TeamBy News Team09/09/2024No Comments3 Mins Read
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    The travel industry is mobilising strategic efforts to engage with the government effectively as Parliament reconvenes. Key associations are keen to address pivotal matters influencing the sector.

    Efforts are underway to ensure that the industry’s concerns align with governmental priorities. This proactive engagement aims to advocate for beneficial policies and frameworks essential for industry growth.

    Strategic Engagement with Government

    As Parliament returns, leading industry associations are setting priorities straight by collaborating with government entities. The focus is on streamlining communication concerning the upcoming EU Entry Exit System and the European Travel Information and Authorisation System, set to influence the sector.

    Maintaining a continuous dialogue with MPs, these bodies seek to ensure travel industry interests are considered in legislative processes. Emphasising collaboration, they aim to strengthen ties with both official government channels and broader political platforms.

    ABTA’s Proactive Stance

    The ABTA has adopted a forward-thinking approach by re-establishing the all-party Parliamentary group on aviation, travel, and aerospace. This move is critical as it serves to bridge the gap between industry demands and government policies.

    ABTA’s director of public affairs, Luke Petherbridge, affirms the association’s commitment to influencing budget discussions. This includes advocating for business-rate reforms and youth mobility arrangements with EU countries.

    ABTA is not only engaging with MPs but also aligning with housing coalition partners to consolidate a unified voice within the industry.

    Future Travel Coalition’s Unified Approach

    The industry’s collective voice is further amplified through the Future Travel Coalition. This coalition is reconvening to synchronise efforts post-election.

    The coalition plans to facilitate discussions with key stakeholders, ensuring that their agendas are forward-focused. A meeting is scheduled to take place in London to cement these collaborations.

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    Through strategic alignment, the coalition members aim to harness policy initiatives effectively. This strategy underscores the critical role collective advocacy plays in influencing policy changes.

    Advantage Travel Partnership’s Initiative

    The Advantage Travel Partnership, alongside Aito and Abtot, is set to host an expansive industry-wide meeting. This initiative aims to amplify the sector’s economic footprint through robust policy dialogues.

    The emphasis lies on recruiting new coalition members to diversify perspectives and enrich discussions on how outbound travel contributes substantially to domestic economic growth.

    Economic Contributions of Outbound Travel

    Julia Lo Bue-Said, Advantage chief executive, underscores the opportunity presented by a new government to align travel contributions with economic growth strategies.

    Her statements highlight that outbound travel’s unique economic influence is often underestimated. Therefore, proactive engagement with policymakers is crucial to realise the sector’s full potential.

    The dialogue aims to depict outbound travel not just as a service but as a vital economic driver.

    Luke Petherbridge’s Vision for Growth

    Luke Petherbridge has a vision for positioning travel as pivotal to the government’s growth agenda. Emphasising reforms in business rates and competitive aviation policies are among the top priorities.

    By reaching out to elected representatives across parties, ABTA aims to ensure the travel industry is well-represented in upcoming budget considerations.

    The Path Forward for Industry Advocacy

    The concerted efforts by trade bodies illustrate a dynamic approach towards industry growth. This involves fostering relations with policymakers and leveraging coalition resources.

    The industry’s commitment to collective advocacy paves the way for comprehensive growth and policy reforms aligned with economic objectives.

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    The travel industry is poised to advance its objectives by effectively leveraging its collective voice. Strong government relations coupled with strategic partnerships lay the groundwork for sustainable growth and innovation.

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