Join us for a thought-provoking discussion with Richard Doyle, one of Australia's most respected tourism leaders, as he explores the topic "Tourism - What Does the Future Hold?"

With more than 40 years of experience across the tourism, aviation, cruise and travel sectors, Richard has played a pivotal role in shaping Australia's visitor economy. As the current Chair of the Australian Tourism Export Council (ATEC), he has been at the forefront of industry advocacy, helping guide tourism businesses through periods of unprecedented change, including the challenges of COVID-19 and the industry's recovery and growth beyond it. His extensive experience spans leadership roles with SeaLink Marine & Tourism, Captain Cook Cruises, Tourism NT and the Australian Cruise Association, giving him a unique perspective on both the domestic and international tourism landscape.

A trusted industry voice, Richard is known for his ability to bring together government, industry and business leaders to drive positive outcomes for tourism. His deep understanding of global distribution, market development, stakeholder engagement and strategic planning has seen him contribute to some of the industry's most significant initiatives over the past four decades. Whether speaking with political leaders, business owners or emerging professionals, Richard's insights are practical, informed and forward-looking. This is a valuable opportunity to hear from a leader who has not only witnessed the evolution of Australian tourism but has helped shape its future.

A two-course lunch and welcome beverage are included with your ticket.

We look forward to seeing you on Wednesday, 12 Aug 2026!

The Vibe Hotel Sydney is a short 3-minute walk from Museum Train Station. Public parking at Secure Parking is available across the road. The entrance is at the first driveway at the lights on Goulburn St, cnr of Elizabeth,

Richard Doyle

Chair of the Australian Tourism Export Council (ATEC)

Contact the host of Skål Sydney August 2026: Networking Lunch with Guest Speaker Richard Doyle, Chair of the Australian Tourism Export Council - ATEC

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