During the meetings, which start on 19 January, Abta will provide an update on government schemes available to support the sector and the lobbying work the association is conducting around the need for tailored financial support for the industry.

Other matters to be discussed will include Brexit’s impact, such as the legal status of seasonal workers and travellers’ ability to access healthcare in the European Union.

There will also be updates from financial protection and communication teams.

Regional business meetings are usually held twice a year in spring and autumn, but Abta said it was responding to feedback from members.

Mark Tanzer, Abta chief executive, said: “At a time when things seem to be changing by the minute, it is vital that we come together to discuss the issues that matter to us most, both at a regional and a national level. 

“This is a free event, and a chance to have a two-way conversation, ask any questions, give feedback and hear from Abta’s experts on key topics.”

Members must sign up according to their location, with the first meeting for those in Northern Ireland on 19 January.

It is followed by London, East, South (22 January), Scotland (26 January), North West, South West, South Wales (29 January) and North East, Midlands, Yorkshire and North Midlands (2 February).

Registration is free at: abta.com/regionalbusinessmeetings