Work with Us
We encourage Tasmanian tourism operators to engage with Tourism Tasmania and participate in some of our marketing activities. Further information is provided below.
For a summary of how to work with us, please refer to Working with Tourism Tasmania [PDF, 260 KB]
Our role
Tourism Tasmania is the Tasmanian Government’s tourism marketing agency. Our role is to create demand for travel to Tasmania by connecting people culturally and emotionally to the state through domestic and international marketing programs that activate the Tasmanian tourism brand.
For more information see About Us.
Be a brand ambassador
Tasmania is no ordinary place and Tasmanians are no ordinary people. It is a place where our visitors can discover soul-enriching experiences that are raw, beautiful and honest. Tourism Tasmania’s Come Down For Air brand is a platform for communicating what makes Tasmania a distinct destination.
Find out more about the brand and how to leverage it in the Information Sheet [PDF, 60 KB].
Create a free listing on ATDW
Australian Tourism Data Warehouse (ATDW) is Australia’s largest tourism online database. It allows Tasmanian tourism operators to easily promote their business or event on numerous digital platforms that connect directly to consumers. Listing your business with ATDW means you will get exposure on travel websites around Australia, including Tasmania’s official travel website, Discover Tasmania, which receives over 2 million visits a year.
See Australian Tourism Data Warehouse (ATDW) for more information.
Keep us informed
Monthly operator showcases are run in conjunction with the regional tourism organisations (RTOs), to allow tourism operators to brief the Tourism Tasmania team on their product or experience. These sessions are a great opportunity for new businesses or existing operators with new offerings to keep us informed.
If you are interested in presenting your product, please contact your RTO or if you would like further information, email famils@tourism.tas.gov.au
Get active on social media
Social media presents a great opportunity for you to engage with consumers. Create captivating social media videos and stories to showcase what makes your product or experience special.
We encourage you to share your Come Down For Air moments on your social media platforms of Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Tagging @Tasmania on Facebook or including the hashtag #DiscoverTasmania on Twitter and Instagram is a fantastic way to increase exposure of your product to a large audience of potential customers. For winter-related content use #TassieOffSeason.
Encourage your staff, guests, friends, and family to share their experiences of your product on social media and to use the hashtag – more shares means more exposure. Make sure to add your relevant regional tourism organisation’s hashtag to your posts too.
See our social media page for more on how to get involved and our social media terms of use.
Get trade ready
Have you considered marketing your business domestically and overseas? You can choose a range of distribution partners to work with based on what suits your business, including retail travel agents, online travel agents, wholesalers and inbound tour operators.
Tourism Tasmania provides opportunities for trade-ready businesses to market their product in international and domestic markets through trade events, trade missions, workshops and familiarisation visits. To find out more about upcoming trade activity and opportunities email trade@tourism.tas.gov.au
Tourism Tasmania’s Tassie Trade website and Tassie Specialist Program educates the travel trade to promote and sell Tasmania. If your product is trade-ready and you have an update to share with the travel trade, email trade@tourism.tas.gov.au with the details of your update, along with images, and the information will be assessed by the team for inclusion in the Product Updates on the Tassie Trade website.
Know the data
Tourism Tasmania’s Research and Insights team provides the tourism industry with a variety of traveller statistics and insights. Insights are sourced through Tourism Tasmania’s own research and partnerships.
- Tasmanian Visitor Survey (TVS)
- Tourism Research Australia:
- Accommodation Measures:
- AirDNA
- STR
- Tourism Australia Travel Sentiment Tracker
Tourism Tasmania’s Industry Research and Insights Update provides a monthly summary of consumer, market, access and industry insights, providing a snapshot of the COVID-19 recovery scenario for Tasmania’s visitor economy. This report can be found in the Industry Recovery Portal.
Quarterly reporting of TVS, NVS, IVS and accommodation measures are captured in our quarterly Tasmanian Tourism Snapshot. The latest report, and previous reports, can be accessed for free in the research section of this website.
If you have a research enquiry, or would like information on the above resources, please contact research@tourism.tas.gov.au
Share your photos
Tourism Tasmania has an extensive collection of images and videos featuring Tasmania’s landscapes, tourism products and experiences. Images are available free of charge to the media and tourism industry for use in marketing Tasmania as a travel destination. You will need to register to browse Tourism Tasmania’s Visual Library.
If you have great images of your tourism business, and you’re happy to share them for use and distribution though our Visual Library (subject to a copyright agreement), contact visual.library@tourism.tas.gov.au
Connect with your regional tourism organisation
The regional tourism organisations (RTOs) set the strategic direction for tourism in their region, identify priorities and deliver programs that engage their industry and stakeholders. Tourism Tasmania works closely with the RTOs and they are an important connection point with us.
To find out more visit regional tourism.
Stay up-to-date
For tourism industry news, opportunities and industry events, as well as the latest updates from Tourism Tasmania, subscribe to our industry e-newsletter, Tourism Talk. You can also connect with us via our corporate Twitter and LinkedIn account.
Public relations
Our public relations program supports and broadens the reach of Tourism Tasmania’s marketing messages through positive editorial and brand advocacy across a range of traditional, broadcast and digital channels. We do this by working with the tourism industry to identify new products and experiences, which we pitch to travel and lifestyle media outlets to reach our target audiences.
We also support national and international media and influencers to experience and report on Tasmania and become ongoing advocates.
The PR team are always on the lookout for new story ideas, research and information and images to share through our press releases and ongoing press relations.
To share information about your product or experience, email media@tourismtasmania.com.au
Famils
A famil (short for ‘familiarisation’) is a visit to allow people to understand tourism products by experiencing it first hand, helping to improve their knowledge and on-sell or promote the product.
Famils are a great way for trade professionals and media from around Australia and the world to experience a region, product or tourism offering. Tourism operators are encouraged to assist and support media and trade famils to experience Tasmania, generate PR and drive visitation.
For more information on Tourism Tasmania’s famil program contact: famils@tourism.tas.gov.au
Event partnerships
Tourism Tasmania recognises the value of events and festivals in promoting Tasmania and triggering visitation to the state. Tasmanian event organisers can apply to partner with Tourism Tasmania for marketing and promotional support.
Visit our event support page for more information.
Production register
Professional photographers, videographers or writers interested in working with Tourism Tasmania can apply to join our production register. Tourism Tasmania engages contractors on an as needs basis with the demand for services varying. Tourism Tasmania does not guarantee minimum service level agreements.
For details on how to apply to join the register see Production Register.