Speaking at a press briefing in London this week, at which Advantage revealed some of the key travel trends flagged by its members, Lo Bue-Said said the outbound sector had to "change the dynamic" and "change the conversation" to increase its visibility with new Labour administration.
Advantage chief: ‘We export people, not economic growth – that stays here’
Government
Ilaria Grasso Macola
12 September 2024
Advantage Travel Partnership chief Julia Lo Bue-Said believes the UK’s outbound travel sector has an opportunity to make a better case for itself under the new government, and to spell out to MPs how its economic contribution is primarily made in the UK – not overseas.
Lo Bue-Said: 'As Labour completes its first year, the industry sees both opportunity and concern'
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