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The document discusses cultural aspects of passenger facilitation at airports. It summarizes the Tourism & Transport Forum's (TTF) advocacy role regarding passenger facilitation, including involvement in government committees around tourism and borders. It also outlines factors like changing demographics, technology advances, and economic growth in Asia that are impacting passenger facilitation expectations. International travelers increasingly want more efficient check-in, baggage services, self-service options, and an overall better terminal experience. Airports must respond by providing services like assistance for families, lounges for business travelers, and interpreters for international visitors.
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- 1. HOW THE WORLD WILL TRAVEL EXPLORING THE CULTURAL ASPECTS OF PASSENGER FACILITATION JUSTIN WASTNAGE - DIRECTOR, AVIATION POLICY Airports of the Future Final Showcase. Brisbane, 20 August 2013
- 2. Tourism & Transport Forum • Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF) is a national, member-funded CEO forum, advocating the public policy interests of leading organisations in Australian tourism, transport and aviation
- 3. TTF and AotF • Founding member of the STCRC – now defunct • TTF formed strategic research alliances with a number of key universities including University of Queensland, Victoria University and Queensland University of Technology • Partner of QUT on Airports of the Future project since 2009 • Find legislative pathways for technological solutions
- 4. TTF’s advocacy role • Get government out of the way or • Get government involved • Fundamentally, win the argument • Build economic case • Build relationships • Use the media • Rally industry • Play politics
- 5. TTF’s interest in passenger facilitation • Federal government committees • National Passenger Facilitation Committee • Tourism Access Working Group • Tourism Visa Advisory Group • Streamlining trans-Tasman border formalities • Automate outbound controls • Introduce NZ Arrivals lane • Lightweight CIQ model
- 6. Factors grinding away at pax facil PESTLE • Political – Air liberalisation creates greater demand • Economic – Growth in emerging economies in Asia • Social – Changing traveller demographics • Technological – Automation of current border formalities • Legislative – Global interoperability standards • Environmental – Sustainability of airports
- 7. Australia’s shifting tourism market
- 8. Impact of Asian Century on pax facil • VIP processing • In-flight immigration
- 9. Changing expectations International travellers want…. • More efficient check-in and baggage drop (72%) * • More self-service kiosks (28%) • Overall terminal ambience (39%) *Source: Amadeus – Reinventing the Airport Ecosystem, 2012
- 10. Responding to passengers The personal touch • Baggage porters for families • Lounges for business travellers • Interpreters for international visitors • Sustained funding for frontline Customs staff
- 11. Guest assistance • Fast track through immigration and language support
- 12. Demographics
- 13. Ageing travellers • Wheelchair assist • Luxury shopping
- 14. Airport security • ICAO global standards – not in Australia
- 15. How to annoy arriving visitors • The 100mL rule • The 50 cigarettes rule
- 16. How to annoy departing visitors • Three ways to shop GST-free
- 17. Thank you Justin Wastnage | Director, Aviation Policy Tourism & Transport Forum | www.ttf.org.au mail PO Box R1804, Royal Exchange NSW 1225 address 8th Floor, 8-10 Loftus Street, Sydney, NSW 2000 direct +61 2 9240 2034 fax +61 2 9240 2020 mobile +61 410 219 131 email jwastnage@ttf.org.au