Harbour’s endless sense of wonder
FORMER policeman and abalone diver Pieter van der Woude’s passion for sharing Tasmania’s South-West wilderness could serve as a model for future tourism ventures.
FORMER policeman and abalone diver Pieter van der Woude’s passion for sharing Tasmania’s South-West wilderness could serve as a model for future tourism ventures.
VISITORS to Bruny Island Neck are warming to a car park which was roundly criticised when it was completed five months ago.
IT may not have sparkly bathroom accessories, or even water, but this Tasmanian bush loo has been named second best public convenience in the nation. SEE THE VIDEO
FREYCINET Lodge’s Coastal Pavilions offer a delightful combination of low-key luxury and playful intrigue.
THE international travel bible Lonely Planet’s latest Australian edition details Tasmania’s charms chapter and verse.
A TASTE of the Airbnb home-stay concept inspired a Hobart couple rent their home through the website.
A MONA-inspired retreat will give new life to the Triabunna woodchip mill.
TOURISM Minister Scott Bacon is continuing to dodge questions about the future of Tourism Tasmania.
THE boss of Tasmania’s peak tourism marketing body has accepted a role with a rival organisation.
ADRENALIN-pumping tourism ventures could be key to luring visitors to Tasmania’s World Heritage wilderness areas.
THE Federal Group has today announced it has secured the services of Tourism Tasmania’s highly regarded marketing manager Kathryn McCann.
YESTERDAY’S Minifest in Hobart was the highlight of an 8000km journey for Keith and Carol Gould.
THE Tasmanian Bus Association has called for a one-ticket system to be used on public and private buses across the state.
THE first cruise ship of the Tasmanian season arrived in Hobart tonight.
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