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Travel businesses hold some of the most sensitive data around, from passport numbers to banking details. However, with AI adoption moving quickly through the industry, many businesses are using systems that haven’t been tested for security.

CATO is hosting an upcoming webinar with Nik Devidas, CEO of cybersecurity and technology group Axelo, to close that gap before it becomes a problem.

The webinar on 4 August at 11am AEST will cover:

  • Where AI genuinely saves time in a travel business and where it quietly creates work
  • How to tell when AI output can be trusted and when it must be checked, using real examples
  • What AI agents can now do on your behalf and why someone still must stay in the loop
  • The data you put at risk every time a staff member uses a free AI tool
  • Who actually owns AI-generated content and why “we made it” may not be enough
  • Your obligations under Australian privacy law, and a one-page AI policy you can put in place this week.

ATIA members can register for the webinar and learn more about ethical AI use in your business here: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/c92f5297-5e04-4b95-b4a9-8efffcad397a@be99f0ac-af6d-4516-9a05-8fe22005d573

QUOTES ATTRIBUTABLE TO MIRA YATES, DIRECTOR OF CATO & EDUCATION: 

“We know that our members are curious and interested in adopting AI but also have real concerns. Our webinar with Axelo will give members clear guidance and assurance about AI’s limitations and tools for using it safely.”

“AI is a huge opportunity for growth in the travel industry, but it also poses a complicated, very new type of challenge. This webinar is a must-attend for members who are – or are considering – adopting AI to their businesses.”

QUOTE ATTRIBUTABLE TO NIK DEVIDAS, AXELO CEO: 

“This webinar is a great way for travel professionals to gain insights into how these AI platforms work by combining good cybersecurity with actionable staff training. AI is a very powerful product that, if used correctly, will boost your business but at the same time, managing cybersecurity risks is essential.” v