Sun-soaked sanctuary on the coast
A STAY at Pelican Point Sanctuary, near St Helens, is the perfect way to unwind and recharge your batteries.
Travel
Walkers line up for new Three Capes trek
A FOUR-DAY lodge walk along the Three Capes Track will be launched in September, with bookings for next season already close to selling out.
New river cruiser named … eventually
THE West Coast’s sleek new cruise vessel has been officially named — at the third time of asking — ahead of its maiden passenger voyage next month.
Retreat to the mountain
Eagles Nest at the foot of Mt Roland is the ideal cosy getaway in the state’s north.
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Eco-tourism call backed
A TOP eco-tourism consultant has urged Tasmanians to embrace new possibilities within national parks and World Heritage Areas.
Rival route for Tasman trails
SEVEN Tasmanian conservation groups have banded together to release an alternative vision to the contentious Three Capes Track project.
Tassie lodge named in top hotels
CRADLE Mountain Lodge has been given a “top 10” accolade in Lonely Planet’s first ever collection of the world’s best places to stay.
A love affair to share
INTREPID traveler Graham Freeman today bids an emotional farewell to the island he has grown to love.
Holiday rentals boom
WITH domestic tourism on the rise, Hobart is poised to benefit more than any other capital city.
Battery Point row on tourist rentals
A NUMBER of Battery Point homeowners are at loggerheads with the Hobart City Council over their plans to rent out their houses to tourists.
Golden time for state’s tourism
MULTI-award winner Rob Pennicott has done it again, taking out gold at the national tourism awards last night.
Tourism misses the boat
HIDDEN costs and increasing red tape are frustrating Tasmanian tourism operators, particularly those doing business at the cruise ship terminal.
Retail anger at bridge too far
MAJOR bridge repairs will sever Hunter St shops and cruise passengers from Hobart’s waterfront, say retailers and tourism groups.
Come on down to Tassie
THE latest instalment in Tourism Tasmania’s “most successful campaign” aims to entice more visitors this autumn.
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