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The National Travel Industry Awards (NTIAs) 2022 gala brought the best and brightest travel professionals together under one roof in Sydney on Saturday night, marking a moment of unity and recognition of the shared purpose in celebrating the challenges overcome and travel success that lies ahead. Nearly 1,200 travel professionals and businesses descended on the International Convention Centre’s Grand Ballroom for the NTIA ceremony, which was backed by Major Sponsor, Singapore Airlines. Dean Long, CEO of the Australian Federation of Travel Agents (which conducts the NTIA) opened the gala with an address that set the tone for the evening, with a heartfelt rallying call for everyone to remember the support they provided over the past two years; to clients, to the travel industry, and to each other.

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As the night progressed through the hotly contested categories guests enjoyed the entertainment, the glitz and the opportunity to be together. “The NTIAs 2022 was truly a night to remember. This is in no small part due to the high calibre of entries we received and the exemplary support travel professionals provided to their clients this year,” Long said. “Events of the scale the NTIAs 2022 celebration do not just happen. On behalf of everyone I thank the hardworking AFTA team and the generous support of our sponsors for helping us realise our vision for this event.”
“Our resilient travel community is our greatest strength, and moving forward AFTA will continue our focus on harnessing the skills and expertise across our network to benefit our industry, our clients and our businesses.”
“Judging by some of the stories we heard about on the night, I know the travel industry will continue rising to overcome any challenges, just as we have already done over the course of the pandemic,” Long added.

NTIA 2022 Winners

 

Rookie of the Year – Bella King, American Express Global Business Travel

Most Outstanding Travel Consultant Leisure – Emily Kadinski, itravel Carlingford

Most Outstanding Travel Consultant Corporate – Lynette Wells, American Express Global Business Travel

Most Outstanding Travel Industry Training Institution – CLIA Australasia

Most Outstanding Employee Engagement and Recruitment Program – American Express Global Business Travel

Travel Consultant Scholarship – Kristy Moore, Travel Moore

Most Outstanding Marketing Campaign, Supplier – NCL (Norwegian Cruise Line) – Walk for Wellness

Most Outstanding Wholesaler – Creative Cruising

Most Outstanding Tour Operator – Chimu Adventures

Sustainability Award, Agency – Reho Travel

Sustainability Award, Supplier – Air New Zealand

Most Outstanding Marketing Campaign, Agency – Ignite Travel Group – My Cruises

Most Outstanding Consumer Travel Reporter/ Journalist – Fiona Carruthers

  • Most Outstanding Industry Support, Accommodation – Quest Apartment Hotels
  • Most Outstanding Industry Support, Air – Singapore Airlines

Most Outstanding Industry Support, Cruise – Norwegian Cruise Line

Most Popular Travel Support Service – Amadeus

  • Most Popular Tourism Office – Singapore Tourism Board

Most Popular Travel Support Service – Amadeus

Most Popular Travel Support Service by an individual – Charlie Trevena

Most Outstanding Sales Executive – Land Supply – Dylan Hearne, Backroads Global Touring

Most Outstanding Sales Executive, Air – Nicole Laurie, Delta Air Lines

Most Outstanding Sales Executive – Cruise, Tenille Hunt, Quark Expeditions

Most Outstanding Travel Agency Manager – Jacinta Blundell, Helloworld Travel Buderim & Caboolture

Most Outstanding Mobile/ Home Based Travel Advisor – Rose Febo, TravelManagers

Most Outstanding Travel Agency, Leisure – Helloworld Travel Mackay, Mt Pleasant & Townsville

NewsCorp Australia People’s Choice Award – Linda Forster, TravLin Travel

Most Outstanding Online Travel Agency – MyCruises

Most Outstanding Mobile Advisor Network – TravelManagers Australia Pty Ltd

Most Outstanding Travel Management Company – Corporate Travel Management (CTM)

Most Outstanding Non-Branded Agency Group – Travellers Choice

Most Outstanding Travel Agency Group – Flight Centre Travel Group

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