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Close to 200 tour operators, wholesalers and travel professionals came together in Brisbane this week for the sold-out CATO International Women’s Day Lunch, celebrating the achievements of women across the touring sector.
Held at The Calile Hotel, the event has become a highlight on the CATO calendar, offering an afternoon of networking, inspiration and industry discussion.
Nicole Joy, confidence expert, TEDx speaking coach and founder of the SHE Speaks Academy, challenged attendees with her talk Visibility isn’t Vanity, it’s Responsibility.
"Now is not the time to hide and be humble if you want to be a trailblazer in your industry."
Charlie Trevena, founder of Destination Webinars, kept the energy high and highlighted the importance of recognising progress on International Women’s Day.
Guests were treated to a beautiful live performance by Australian violinist and PhD student Maddisyn Dixon Whitbourne.
The CATO International Women’s Day Lunch grows stronger each year, reinforcing its role as a key event for the touring community to connect and celebrate the contribution of women across the sector.
