20 May ATIA’s RBA surcharging resources are helping members navigate the changes May 20, 2026 By Amanda Rixon Media Release 0 : ATIA’s resources on the RBA surcharging decision are giving members clarity where they need it most, including a new fact sheet to summarise key points for travel businesses before the changes come into effect on October 1. ATIA has developed a comprehensive fact sheet for members that details: the nature of the surcharging changes practical preparation tips options for managing payment costs once surcharging is removed do’s and don’ts for lower cost payment options. Travel businesses can rest assured that ATIA is continuing to advocate for the travel industry amidst these changes, and that we will be providing ongoing resources to members in the lead-up to October. ATIA members can access the RBA surcharging decision fact sheet by logging into the ATIA website here: atia.travel/Resources QUOTES ATTRIBUTABLE TO NINA HEDGES, ATIA DIRECTOR OF COMPLIANCE & MEMBERSHIP: “The RBA’s removal of surcharging changes is a concern for the industry and it’s important that travel businesses are prepared for the changes before they come into effect this October. ATIA’s fact sheet is a fantastic resource for members who are seeking clarity; reading through will give members assurance and tools to navigate the changes.” Related Articles ATIA’s RBA surcharging resources are helping members navigate the changes 19 May 2026: ATIA’s resources on the RBA surcharging decision are giving members clarity where they need it most, including a new fact sheet to summarise key points for travel businesses before the changes come into effect on October 1. ATIA applauds members as it delivers clarity on UK entry changes Monday 2 February 2026: The Australian Travel Industry Association (ATIA) has applauded the professionalism of its members in managing customer impacts arising from low traveller awareness of upcoming changes to UK entry requirements for dual citizens. ATIA Delivering for All Members, Including Travel Advisors - Multiple channels ensure every member group has a strong voice and tangible support The Australian Travel Industry Association (ATIA) has reaffirmed that everything it does is shaped by the voices of its members. From policy advocacy to accreditation to tailored industry support, ATIA ensures members’ perspectives directly guide priorities, decisions, and outcomes across the sector. Three ATIA Members Can Win a Famil to Fukushima Courtesy of ATIA’s New Japanese Partnership The Australian Travel Industry Association (ATIA) has announced the first major initiative of its new corporate partnership with Japan’s Fukushima prefecture, offering three travel industry members the opportunity to join a hosted familiarisation trip to the region in November. ATIA’s first year of impact One year after transforming into the Australian Travel Industry Association (ATIA), we are proud to be fulfilling our commitment to delivering value for our members and serving as a strong advocate for both international and domestic travel by Australians. ATIA 2025 individual benchmarking reports give members clearer insights into business performance 24 November 2025: ATIA’s annual Personalised Enterprise Financial Benchmarking Reports are out, giving members immediate access to powerful, tailored insights to understand their business performance and plan for the year ahead Showing 0 Comment