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TAT Sydney recently hosted an exclusive trade meet and famil event focused on Sustainable Tourism in Krabi, Thailand. From March 11 to 18, 2025, 20 delegates from the Australian and New Zealand travel industry gathered in Krabi to explore sustainable travel experiences, network with industry partners, and discover the region’s eco-friendly tourism offerings.
The event, titled “The Meaningful Travel Experiences Trade Meet & Famil,” was aimed at enhancing knowledge about sustainable travel practices and promoting Krabi as a key destination for responsible tourism.
Delegates from Key Travel Partners
The event attracted representatives from some of the most prominent travel companies and media outlets in Australia and New Zealand.
Notable delegates included retail agents and wholesale partners from Flight Centre, Helloworld, Intrepid, Luxury Escapes, Infinity Holidays, Travel Weekly, Fusion Holidays, Ignite Holidays, The Travel Corporation, Malai Travel, Vio Travel, and Thai Airways.
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These industry leaders engaged in discussions and workshops focused on sustainable tourism practices, aligning with the global movement towards eco-friendly and responsible travel options.
Highlights of the Famil Experience
The Krabi famil experience provided delegates with a comprehensive view of what sustainable tourism in the region has to offer. The group visited several eco-conscious hotels, resorts, and attractions that prioritize environmental conservation and community involvement.
Notable accommodations included the Centara Anda Dhevi Krabi, Avani Ao Nang Cliff Krabi Resort, Deevana Plaza Krabi Aonang, and Varana Krabi Hotel. These properties are committed to sustainability and provide guests with opportunities to experience Krabi’s natural beauty while supporting local communities.
In addition to the luxurious resorts, delegates also visited Elephant Hills, a luxury tented camp known for its ethical approach to elephant conservation.
They were introduced to the 500 Rai & 360 Issara Floating Resort, Anurak Community Lodge, and the Rawi Warin Resort & Spa Koh Lanta, all of which emphasize sustainable travel practices and aim to minimize environmental impact.
Support from Key Partners
TAT Sydney expressed gratitude for the invaluable support provided by its partners throughout the event. A special thanks was given to Thai Airways, the official airline partner, for facilitating travel arrangements for delegates.
Additionally, the event would not have been possible without the generous hospitality of Krabi’s leading resorts, including Centara Anda Dhevi, Avani Ao Nang Cliff Krabi Resort, and others. Their commitment to showcasing sustainable tourism options helped ensure the success of the famil experience.
Promoting Krabi as a Sustainable Destination
The event provided an excellent platform for delegates to understand the breadth of sustainable tourism initiatives in Krabi.
From eco-friendly accommodations to wildlife conservation efforts and community-based tourism, Krabi is rapidly becoming a leading destination for travelers seeking responsible and meaningful travel experiences.
By focusing on sustainability, Krabi is positioning itself as a model for eco-tourism in Southeast Asia, attracting both international visitors and industry professionals eager to embrace responsible tourism.
Looking Forward to Future Collaborations
TAT Sydney aims to continue fostering relationships between Thailand and the Australian and New Zealand travel markets, furthering the promotion of sustainable travel.
The success of this event underscores the importance of collaboration between travel agencies, resorts, and national tourism organizations in promoting eco-conscious tourism practices worldwide.
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