‘James Bond’ tourism vessel docks in Strahan
A NEW vessel to ply the Gordon River, already dubbed the James Bond boat, is being welcomed in its home port of Strahan today.
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Tourism buzz over Attenborough documentary
A SIR David Attenborough-narrated documentary has shown the world what a special place Tasmania is, according to the state’s top tourism body.
Top holiday choices close to home
THE tourism low season offers a chance for Tasmanians to explore their own backyard. Here are a few fantastic experiences for savvy locals looking for a great escape without the long flight.
NZ being loved to death — is Tassie next?
DON KNOWLER explains why New Zealand’s beauty is at risk from millions of visitors, and how there are some important lessons for Tasmania.
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An alfresco Easter treat
THE Easter Bunny will have a hard time finding many Tasmanian families this weekend.
Bruny Island ferry woes loom
TRAVELLERS heading to Bruny Island face ferry delays of up to three hours this Easter, after plans for a second service fell through.
MONA leads tourism to new high
TASMANIA’S tourism industry is riding the wave of a MONA-led revolution, with visitor numbers smashing previous records.
Hodgman silent over Qantas jobs
PREMIER Will Hodgman is refusing to share details about a meeting with Qantas boss Alan Joyce as more than 300 Hobart call-centre jobs hang in the balance.
Jump in operators’ confidence
HOPES for the tourism industry are at a record high, with businesses reporting a better than expected summer.
Packer slams Chinese visa rules
JAMES Packer has called on the Federal Government to throw the door open to Chinese tourists, saying strict visa requirements are “stupid’’.
Tassie’s road to fame
A TASMANIAN road trip has been named second in the top 100 holiday experiences across Australia.
Snapper’s focus shifts to Tassie
INTREPID adventure travel photographer Chris Bray is taking time out in southern Tasmania.
Overseas visitors flock to Tassie
QANTAS international travellers are now five times more likely to visit Tasmania, the airline says.
Tourism ads in blackout
A TOURISM campaign lauded as Tasmania’s most successful will be switched off next week, for four months.
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