THE IAAT IS THE INDEPENDENT REPRESENTATIVE ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVENTURE TOURISM SECTOR ON THE ISLAND OF IRELAND. This sector is one of the fastest growing and most exciting within Irish
Ireland’s Association for Adventure Tourism (IAAT) is still digesting the real disappointment of the Government’s ‘July Stimulus Package’. IAAT see this as a huge opportunity missed for the Tourism industry,
Like the entire tourism industry, our sector has been completely decimated by the Covid-19 crisis and now seeks urgent support from Government. We have four immediate and urgent key asks.
PRESS RELEASE 08/04/2020 – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEIreland’s Association for Adventure Tourism calls for support from Government, Banks and the Insurance industryIreland’s Association for Adventure Tourism (IAAT) is calling for emergency support from Government,
We were delighted to host our first networking event of 2020 (in conjunction with Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands) in Seán’s Bar, Athlone, Co. Westmeath.
The 2019 IAAT Annual General Meeting took place on 21st November in Charleville Co. Cork, in advance of our main conference. Key points of business were to appoint a new Chairman, Treasurer and board member – see below.
Thanks to everyone who attended and contributed to this year’s adventure tourism conference.
SAVE THE DATE: The 2020 conference takes place on 25th and 26th November. Venue TBC.
A major aim of the founders of the IAAT when they sat down to form the association was to create an annual conference to bring all of the industry stakeholders
Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands will encourage visitors to get ‘active in nature’ and explore the region’s natural assets Brand development to include Tourism Master Plans for the River Shannon and Beara
Alliance to present proposals for meaningful insurance reform to Oireachtas Committee on Business, Enterprise and Innovation. The Alliance for Insurance Reform, the group which brings together representative bodies from the
