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Pumphouse Point jetty extending across mirror still Lake St Clair under moody skies, Tasmania

Pumphouse Point, Lake St Clair

Jason Charles Hill

Tourism Tasmania

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Young visitors examining specimens through microscopes at Beaker Street Festival, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Hobart
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2030 Visitor Economy Strategy

Tasmania's 2030 Visitor Economy Strategy is a plan for growth and a plan to manage that growth sustainably, so the visitor economy continues to have a positive impact on our environment, economy and way of life. 

Explore Tasmanian visitor data and insights

Stay informed with the latest figures on visitor expenditure, arrivals and nights spent in Tasmania as of year ending March 2026.

Expenditure by visitors

$3.791 billion 

(up 7.8%)

Visitors to Tasmania

1.404 million

(up 4.8%)

Nights spent in Tasmania

12.91m nights

(up 1.6%)

Recent news

Djuker Hart, presenter Zev Ryall, Trish Hodge and Daniel Kelleher seated on a bench in a grassy field with hills beyond

Campaigns and marketing

Embracing Palawa food practices through SBS Food partnership

Research and data

Year ending March 2026 data now available

Industry development

ATEC Meeting Place registrations closing this Sunday, 19 July

Industry development

Flights secured between King Island and Melbourne (Essendon) for peak season

26 OCT 2026

ATEC Meeting Place 2026

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Sources

All data sourced from the Tasmanian Visitor Survey YE Mar 2026