Holiday at home to kick start recovery
Tasmanians are being encouraged to explore and enjoy what the state has to offer as part of a new campaign promoting local tourism and hospitality businesses battered by COVID-19.
In Depth
Tassie wineries open for the Queen’s B’day long weekend
After weeks in hibernation, some of Tasmania’s favourite wineries are reopening this weekend. See who’s open for wine and cheese platters, lunch, high tea and cellar door sales >>
BIG LIST: 25+ Top Tassie road trip ideas
Stuck for ideas or wondering where to miss the crowds this weekend? Here are some of our top Tassie road trips, whether you’re looking to go coastal, or head inland, we’ve got you covered. Full list >>
25+ pubs now open for 40+ people
We have lift-off! COVID-19 restrictions have now officially eased across Tasmania, with pubs and restaurants now open for 40 guests. LIST OF PUBS that are open over the weekend >>
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Baptism of fire a rebirth for walking wounded
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