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Zak, Vhari and Chris photo credit: Rachael Smith and Trish Jandt
The tourism industry gathered for a lively networking night last Thursday at Club Wyndham in Airlie Beach.
Chair of Tourism Whitsundays, Katelyn Aslett gave an inspiring speech of encouragement and was joined by Whitsunday Regional Council Mayor Ry Collins who gave a regional update.
Olivia Brodhurst from Whales of the Whitsundays also spoke on the evening before a thriving networking opportunity recommenced under a spectacular Whitsunday sunset.
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