Travel Writer | President, Australian Society
Chris Ashton is a Travel Writer and President of the Australian Society. He specializes in topics related to team sports and the airline industry, covering both commercial and private airlines. Chris has been featured in prominent publications such as The Telegraph, Executive Traveller, AFC Bournemouth, Lismore City Council, and Northamptontoday.
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By: Nick Zombolas, Hannah Powis Head, John Jennings, Chris Ashton, Heather Hoggatt, Ben Smith, Simon Kay, Louise Clarke, Lesley Hathaway Lh, Lucy Giles, Shaun Norris Sn, Ibrahim Taylor, Romesh Dharmasingham, Hayley Nunn, Clare Thornely, Majid Paramba
HP opened the meeting and welcoming new members to the Equality Focus Group and thanked the members for their applications.
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