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Comment on impact of Microsoft outages on travelling Australians

Australian Travel Industry Association < 1 mins read

Comment on microsoft outages on travelling Australians from ATIA CEO Dean Long

"“This is an issue that is impacting people’s travel in different ways depending on where they are and which airline they’re flying. A big shout out to all our travel professionals out there who are doing what they can to support Australians in their travels whether it’s getting away or getting home.”
 


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Head of Media LJ Loch 0488 038 555 or lj.loch@atia.travel

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