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What's New - Top Picks for a Tasty Tassie Tour

Our food and wine culture is booming with new restaurants, cafés, breweries, wineries and distilleries

Destination and product news 16 January 2019
Get on board to Brand Tasmania

Will Hodgman, Premier & Minister for Trade. To better promote, protect and nurture one of Tasmania’s most important assets, our brand, the Government has established a new statutory authority, Brand Tasmania. Brand Tasmania is the first statutory place bra ...

Tasmanian Government 11 January 2019
Cheers as Tasmania is named in top international wine destinations

Will Hodgman, Premier & Minister for Tourism, Hospitality and Events. Tasmania’s standing on the world stage as a premium destination has again been enhanced with leading US wine lifestyle magazine, Wine Enthusiast, naming our State as one of the top ten w ...

Tasmanian Government 10 January 2019
Sustainable tourism growth benefits every region

The Tasmanian Visitor Survey and International Visitor Survey released today confirm our tourism industry continues to grow at a sustainable rate across every region of the State.

Tasmanian Government 9 January 2019
What's New this Summer

With so much newness across the island, now is a great time to get to travel a little deeper. From accommodation and infrastructure to new trails, art, food and adventure, it's a great time to visit (or revisit!) Tassie. SOUTH and EAST Three Capes Lodge Walk As the ...

Destination and product news 8 January 2019
Share your quiet little moments #TassieStyle

Tourism Tasmania’s Quiet Little campaign will encourage visitors and locals to share their Tasmanian experiences on social media.

Tasmanian Government 3 January 2019
Hobart set to welcome cruise visitors this Christmas

Jeremy Rockliff, Acting Premier From Christmas Eve to Boxing Day, Hobart is set to welcome passengers from the Pacific Jewel, the Maasdam and the Majestic Princess docking at Macquarie Wharf. The arrival of these ships is great news for businesses and tourism operat ...

Tasmanian Government 24 December 2018
Getting visitors out exploring our regions and our wonderful wine

A new campaign will provide an opportunity to boost awareness of Tasmania’s high quality wine experiences in international markets.

Tasmanian Government 22 December 2018
Take the pledge to protect Maria Island

Jeremy Rockliff, Acting Premier. Tasmania’s unrivalled natural environment is drawing visitors here from around Australia and the world. While our thriving visitor economy has enjoyed sensible and sustainable growth, the Hodgman Liberal Government understands ...

Tasmanian Government 21 December 2018
Wild Mersey Warrawee Trails opening

The Warrawee section of the Wild Mersey Mountain Bike Trails is opening in time for the summer period.

Tasmanian Government 13 December 2018
Cradle Mountain Investment Prospectus launched

Will Hodgman, Premier. The release of the Cradle Mountain EOI Investment Prospectus marks a significant milestone in the revitalisation of the visitor experience at this iconic destination. The Precinct will become the prime entrance to the national park and wildern ...

Tasmanian Government 11 December 2018
Fixing Freycinet wastewater

TasWater to address the wastewater infrastructure needs of Freycinet National Park.

Tasmanian Government 10 December 2018
TT Line and the Spirits delivering for Tasmania

The Spirit of Tasmania ferries carried a record 448,764 passengers for 2017-18, three per cent more than the previous year.

Tasmanian Government 7 December 2018
Anchors away for Mona Roma 2

Will Hodgman, Premier The launch of the brilliant new $5.5 million Mona Roma 2 ferry will further propel Mona’s reputation as one the country’s greatest tourism experiences. The new vessel to be operated by Navigators, was built entirely by local fine bo ...

Tasmanian Government 4 December 2018
Cradle Coast Regional Tourism Transition

Tourism Tasmania, Cradle Coast Authority, Tourism Industry Council Tasmania. Tourism Tasmania has established a transition committee to determine the future governance structure of the Cradle Coast regional tourism organisation (RTO). The committee is made up of rep ...

Tourism Tasmania 30 November 2018

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