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Licensing - Travel Agents
A person who carries on business as a Travel Agent in the Northern Territory must hold a licence. Operating as a Travel Agent without a licence may incur a maximum fine of $50,000.
You should be aware that Consumer and Business Affairs will be able to issue Infringement Notices for breaches of legislation as of 1 September 2006.
- Travel Agents Legislation Part 11 of Consumer Affairs and Fair Trading Act
A definition of a Travel Agent and further information on the four different categories for Travel Agents in the Northern Territory, is contained in "Requirements for a Travel Agent"
Licensing Information
New Licences
Companies or Corporations
- Application for a Travel Agents Licence
- Authority to Release Criminal History Form
- Checklist for Licence Application
- Guide to Advertising
Individuals or Partnerships
- Application for a Travel Agents Licence
- Authority to Release Criminal History Form
- Checklist for Licence Application
- Guide to Advertising
Cheques should be made out to the “Receiver of Territory Monies” or “RTM”
Existing Licenced Travel Agents
In the event of a lost or damaged licence, a duplicate licence can be obtained for a fee of $25.
Cheques should be made out to the “Receiver of Territory Monies” or “RTM”
