Direct Debit

Business can now opt in for direct debit to automate their payments.

Direct debit will be set up by the following simple steps.

Step 1: Contact the office via email (nsw@qualitytourismaustralia.com) to advise that you wish to commence direct debits.

Step 2: The office will send you an email for pre-approval. This will ask for your nominated account for payments to be withdrawn from.

Step 3: The office will sign you up to a direct debit plan.

• The default direct debit option is a yearly automated payment.
• Please discuss with the office if you would like alternate payment schedules.
• Payments will commence from July 1st 2023.

 By paying by direct debit you will agree to the terms and conditions

Direct Debit Terms and Conditions

Payment of fees for new registrations or annual to the Quality Tourism Framework (which incorporates Quality Tourism Accreditation and Star Ratings) may choose to pay their renewal fees by direct debit.

The business shall provide such documentation as will be required by Australian Tourism Industry Council (ATIC) to facilitate payment by direct debit.

Terms applicable to direct debits are:

a) The fees will be withdrawn from the nominated bank account on the payment date advised by ATIC;

b) Withdrawals shall be made every month, quarter or year unless special requests have been made with ATIC

c)  The direct debit payments can be amended or discontinued by the business only by the provision of written notice provided more than 60 days prior to the end of the term;

d) In the event of cancellation, a final payment of all outstanding fees for the current membership year will be payable

e) In the event that the member’s direct debit facility fails, and the Quality Tourism Framework fees are unable to be withdrawn, the ATIC will attempt to exercise a withdrawal on one further occasion. Should this further attempt be unsuccessful, ATIC shall issue an invoice to the business for all outstanding fees, which shall be due and payable within 30 days of the date of the invoice;

f) The business may be responsible and liable for any dishonour fees.