Tag: Tasmania
National Tourism Authority Kiribati appoints new Chair: Kiribati is for travelers!
Danial Rochford was appointed as the inaugural Chairperson of the new National Tourism Authority in Kiribati He said in a post on Linkedin:: "This is a massive honor and I ... Read More
Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth returns to Australia
Luxury cruise line Cunard has announced that it’s second largest ship, Queen Elizabeth will return to Australia for an unparalleled 118 days over from November – February 2020-21 fully embracing ... Read More
How to look magnificent while traveling: The Indie Beauty Expo
Get in Line. If you have even the slightest interest in your FACE and BODY – this is a show to add to your calendar. While geared toward the professional ... Read More
Because that’s the way it is: A happy dancing group showcasing Norfolk Islands Arts, Culture and Tourism
Dars-de-waye: Because that's the way it is - it's the tourism slogan for Norfolk Islands. Read More
Road safety message not reaching tourists: Police
Tasmanian police say the high number of tourists involved in car accidents suggests there is a need for better visitor information about safe driving. Read More
Bay of Fires locals fear being burnt by tourism gong
International recognition of Tasmania's remote and pristine Bay of Fires as the world's "hottest" destination could prove the greatest threat to its future survival, the area's local mayor is warning. Read More
Change of name for tourist swamp
Forestry Tasmania has renamed a tourist attraction near Smithton in the north west, to Tarkine Forest Adventures. It believes the old name, Dismal Swamp, was putting tourists off. Read More
Tourism Tasmania gives couple honeymoon of a lifetime
On Friday, June 13, Jessica Ihry strolled down the aisle in Fargo, North Dakota to wed fiance Matthew Linback. Off to the side of the altar, gently singing his hit ... Read More
Tasmania: Everybody knows Tasmanian Devil. But that’s about it…
The Tasmanian Government will change its marketing strategy after discovering tourists don't know much about the state's attractions. Tourism Tasmania will promote the state in five zones: Launceston and the ... Read More