Record visitation and spend growth for the ACT
The latest Tourism in the ACT Snapshot has just been released based on the latest Tourism Research Australia (TRA) National and International Visitor Surveys for the year ending June 2018, and TRA’s State Tourism Satellite…
Tourism Tribe – Intensive Chinese Marketing Training
Tourism Tribe is offering Intensive China Marketing training in November. This workshop is delivered in partnership with China expert Andrea Plawutzky from Ampilify Me. The whole program is delivered online using state of the art…
Important notice to ACT tourism operators
VisitCanberra has received a number of complaints from ACT tourism operators regarding emails from a company named Tourism Canberra asking to confirm business details on their website.
Job Vacancy: NMA Tourism and Commercial Coordinator
The National Museum of Australia has a job opportunity for a Tourism and Commercial Coordinator.
VisitCanberra partners with Time Out
VisitCanberra has entered into a partnership with Time Out Australia, which aims to produce inspiring content that will increase awareness of Canberra as a leisure destination and ultimately drive visitation. Running until mid-December, the campaign…
NGA’s Indigenous art exhibition to show in Singapore and China
The National Gallery of Australia (NGA) will take a touring exhibition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art to Asia in 2020.
Summer Events Guide – submission deadline this Friday 2 November
Industry are invited to upload their summer events for consideration for inclusion in the Summer Events Guide (December 2018 – February 2019).
New Dundee Tourism campaign
A series of new Dundee-inspired videos showcasing the breadth and depth of Australia’s spectacular tourism offerings and aimed at luring more American travellers to our shores have gone to air in the US.
Festival celebrates 30 years of Questacon
To celebrate 30 years of Questacon – The National Science and Technology Centre is holding a day long Festival on Saturday 24 November.
Old Masters tour of China
Delicate and rare bark paintings from the National Museum of Australia’s signature collection headline an unprecedented exhibition of Arnhem Land artworks opening at the Shanghai Natural History Museum in November 2018.