Speaking one year on from the Travel Day of Action outside parliament, which saw more than 800 people and 52 MPs attend, Lo Bue-Said said "many lessons" have been learnt.
"When we congregated at Westminster a year ago today, we brought the entire industry together with the single aim of raising the plight of the travel industry, the risk to its future, job losses and economic impact," she continued. "The event was a mass lobby and proved successful in mobilising MPs to speak up for travel.
"A year on, there have been many lessons learnt, least of all that we need to put ourselves in a position of strength by improving our government engagement."
