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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Macq01 earns top travel accolade
HOBART’S storytelling hotel will today be named the best large hotel of the year by a leading travel magazine.
Tassie airports top flight delay list
RUSTRATED airline passengers flying out of Tasmania are dealing with some of the worst flight delays in the country, new data reveals.
Push for underwater wonder world
EAST Coast tourism operators and the Tasmanian Government have joined forces in a bid to secure former navy vessel the HMAS Darwin – to be scuttled off the Bay of Fires, creating a world-class recreational dive site.
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Tourism council backs wilderness plan
TASMANIA’S peak tourism body has signed an agreement with the Liberal Party, formalising the party’s election promises to the industry.
Cool ideas for Tassie tourism
A TRIP to a winter wonderland has supplied food for thought on how Tasmanians could enhance their colder months.
Social media plan to attract Chinese
SOCIAL media is the gateway to luring millions of Chinese tourists to Tasmania, Chinese airlines say.
Flights to China ready for take-off
DIRECT flights between Hobart and China could begin as soon as June, providing the golden ticket for Tasmania’s tourism industry.
Triabunna’s fish factory boost
TASSAL has received a green light from the Environmental Protection Agency to build and operate an $11 million fish factory near Triabunna.
Golden Rule for success
WARWICK Rule is putting his money where his mouth is as a backer of the state’s tourism industry.
Qan…Tas safe for now
TASMANIAN’S tourism sector is under pressure to increase visitor numbers in a bid to stave off job and flight cuts by embattled Qantas.
Second golf plan bunkered
TASMANIA’S construction and tourism industries are reeling after news that another major golf club development has hit a planning approval roadblock.
Ratho Farm to provide missing link
A GOLFING entrepreneur predicts Bothwell has the potential to open up the Highlands region to an unprecedented tourism surge.
Tourism’s untapped potential
TOURISM is one of Tasmania’s largest employers and a shining light for the economy.
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