21 October Excitement Builds with NTIA and Beyond Borders Just Days Away at The Star, Brisbane October 21, 2025 By Amanda Rixon Media Release, National Travel Industry Awards (NTIA) 0 Excitement is building across Australia’s travel sector with only days to go until the National Travel Industry Awards (NTIA) take centre stage at The Star Brisbane on Saturday 18 October. The NTIA is the Australian travel industry’s night of nights, celebrating excellence, innovation, and achievement across every corner of the sector. The gala event brings together a Who’s Who of the industry - from agency leaders and tour operators to airlines, cruise lines, and tourism bodies - all gathering to honour the best in the business. This year’s celebration follows Beyond Borders, ATIA’s thought leadership and networking event, also held at The Star on Friday 17 October, which provides an opportunity to hear directly from the ATIA Board and leadership team as well as other high-quality speakers.’’ Along with the NTIA Finalists Celebration at The Star’s Leisure Deck on Friday night, Beyond Borders and the NTIA will combine to ensure an unforgettable weekend for the nation’s travel professionals. With Singapore Airlines as the Major Sponsor, the NTIA features 38 award categories recognising outstanding performance, professionalism, and service across the industry. From frontline agents to large-scale operators, and from sustainability champions to customer service standouts, the NTIA captures the diversity and dynamism of the travel sector. Among the highlights will be the People’s Choice Awards, where Australian travellers themselves have had the opportunity to nominate and vote for their favourite accredited travel agent, tour operator, or cruise operator - showcasing the deep trust and connection between travel professionals and their customers. The evening, hosted by Master of Ceremonies, television journalist, Shelly Horton, will feature an elegant gala dinner, entertainment, and the presentation of awards recognising the exceptional contributions of individuals and organisations across the travel industry. QUOTE ATTRIBUTABLE TO AUSTRALIAN TRAVEL INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION (ATIA) CEO DEAN LONG “We can’t wait to see everyone in Brisbane. The NTIA is more than a celebration, it is a symbol of the industry’s strength and collaboration, representing the resilience, creativity and professionalism of our members. The NTIA is the highlight of our industry calendar - a night to celebrate the incredible people and businesses who make Australian travel what it is.’’ Related Articles Tickets Now on Sale for NTIA and Beyond Borders – With Exclusive Brisbane Bundle Offer Tickets are now on sale for the 2025 National Travel Industry Awards (NTIA) and the Beyond Borders (BB) Travel Summit. ATIA unveils game-changing initiatives at inaugural Beyond Borders Summit The Australian Travel Industry Association (ATIA) has announced a series of landmark initiatives aimed at reshaping Australia’s travel sector at the first-ever Beyond Borders Summit in Sydney. ATIA Launches ‘Beyond Borders’ Travel Summit 25 October 2024 Some of the Travel Industry’s most influential minds will front the Australian Travel Industry Association’s (ATIA) inaugural summit, Beyond Borders, in Sydney on Friday 25 October, the day before the National Travel Industry Awards (NTIA). The first NTIA nominees are revealed, with voting to start Monday The first of the National Travel Industry Awards (NTIA) nominees have been unveiled and voting kicks off this coming Monday. NTIA Nominations open with refreshed Categories Nominations open today for the 2025 National Travel Industry Awards (NTIA), with a refreshed line-up of categories that celebrate the diversity, strength, and innovation of Australia’s travel sector NTIA Custodians a vital force behind the success of the 2023 NTIA The Australian Travel Industry Association (ATIA) on behalf of the travel industry thanks the NTIA Custodians whose invaluable contributions have played a pivotal role in making this year’s NTIAs such a resounding success. Showing 0 Comment