While the accompanying photo highlights the lack of diversity amongst the industry associations’ leaders, there’s no doubt that the meeting itself was a productive one.

Having made waves in the industry with its discussion paper last week, CATO has turned its attention to senior execs and editorial staff at News Corp.

The peak body for cruising has provided its two cents on CATO’s controversial discussion paper on travel industry reform.

CATO has set the cat amongst the pigeons with its newly released discussion paper. Read what AFTA had to say about it here.

If COVID-19 cancellations have taught the industry anything, its the importance of terms and conditions. And that you should wear a mask and carry hand sanitiser at all times, of course.

Unsure what this good news means for you as a CATO member? All is explained here for you, thanks to Travel Weekly’s copying and pasting of a press release.

Were you vying for a spot on CATO’s board? Well, it’s likely you’d already know if you were successful, so prepare to be disappointed.

Brett Jardine and his team at CATO have revealed how they will help Australia’s land supply sector recover post-coronavirus.

To answer some of Travel Weekly’s burning questions about travel marketing, we got in touch with an expert in the field – one who, as you’d expect, happens to be extraordinarily busy during the downturn.

One of the industry’s peak bodies has stepped up to the plate to assist with policy development for COVID-19-related travel cancellations.

The move comes not long after AFTA decided to scrap this year’s NTIAs due to ongoing uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 crisis.

Are you a tour operator in need of some guidance during this turbulent time? CATO has got your back.