TICT Mates Rates are special discounts offered by tourism accredited operators to one another. These deals encourage operators to experience other products throughout Tasmania, developing beneficial relationships with other operators and exploring ways to work collaboratively and offer support.  More

Green Tourism members have showcased their achievements in sustainability at a special event, organised by Drysdale College Tourism student Kate Wittison, and her colleagues. The showcase was opened by Climate Change Minister Cassy O’Connor, in Hobart on Wednesday night and well attended by industry bodies, tourism operators and other interested parties. More

This week’s Federal Budget included no new initiatives to support the Tasmanian tourism industry, and was a very disappointing budget for Australia’s tourism industry more broadly.  More

Congratulations to Tasmanian Tourism Award winners, David & Rachel Gunton, on the successful re-launch of their new tourism venture, Hotel Bruny, at Allonah on South Bruny.  More

Tourism Industry Leaders Back Industry’s Potential. The leaders of Tasmania’s Tourism Industry today challenged the Tasmanian Government to back the industry to drive the State out of economic gloom.  More

Themed “Improving profitability in your changing world”, the Conference will feature high profile international and Australian presenters at Hobart’s iconic Wrest Point, 3 to 5 September, 2012. More

The Cradle Coast Authority, in its role as North West Tasmania's Regional Tourism Organisation, is seeking expressions of interest from individuals to join a skills-based group responsible for the development of regional tourism strategies and the leadership of a coordinated approach to regional tourism. More