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Event Date: 18th November 2024
9:30am - 4:30pm
We are pleased to be event partners at the ABTA Travel Regulations Conference, taking place in London on 18th November 2024.
The one-day conference provides a comprehensive day of essential updates on the key regulatory challenges in the travel industry. As the industry faces a new political landscape and awaits final proposals on ATOL and PTR reform, this conference will ensure all attendees are fully aware and prepared for any legal and regulatory changes in the coming months.
Andrew Spencer will be providing the case law and liabilities update as part of a packed programme of topics and speakers. View the full programme here.
As an event partner we are able to offer a 20% discount to the event. Enter the discount code TRAVELREGS2024 when booking online. View full details and book here.
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