Tasmanians have used their creative energy and entrepreneurial spirit to return with innovation in 2021. A raft of new accommodation, attractions and eateries have opened with plenty more to come.

There’s no need to cross hemispheres or brave long-haul travel for new ideas and global experiences. They’re right here on your doorstep – in Tasmania.

There’s no need to cross hemispheres or brave long-haul travel for new ideas and global experiences. They’re right here on your doorstep – in Tasmania.

Open the group chat. It’s time to reconnect, to gather the gang and start planning that long-delayed reunion and watch the good times unfold.

In Tasmania, the distance from paddock to plate is never far, making it the perfect place to celebrate the joys of seasonal home cooking.

Isolation has sent people back to their bikes for daily exercise and a taste of freedom, and introduced a new generation of cyclists to the ease of social distancing from the saddle.

In the first of our Reconnect with Tasmania series, eat and drink with us online. We list the top Tasmanian virtual food and drink experiences to enjoy from the comfort of your home.

Power, glory and other natural phenomena. In the first of our bucket-list series, here's a bunch of unmissable natural spectacles and phenomena to chase on your next trip to Tasmania.

The air is crisp, the colours are warm. This autumn in Tasmania holds the promise of seasonal feasts and harvests, artistic expression inspired by the landscape and people, and the turning of the fagus, a spectacle seen only in Tasmania.

The secret is out, well and truly. Tasmania has been named among National Geographic’s Best Trips of 2020, Hobart features in Monocle magazine’s top four small cities, and Condé Nast has just named the island a must-see....

Diaries at the ready, annual leave submitted. Here’s our selection of Tasmania’s top festivals and events for 2020. Yes, there’s a lot to celebrate - food, drink, culture, art, sport, Tassie’s real seasons and much more – so planning st ...

Tasmania’s summer is just right. Our temperate climate makes for a near-perfect summer season. Crisp blue skies, bright sun, and happy people invite visitors to bask in all the elements of summer.

Across Tasmania, there are exciting new openings this spring. Private beach houses and crafted boutique hotels are creating reasons for travellers to visit. New experiences in food and wine, cycling and walking continue to add abundance.

September - November Spring is a spectacular time in Tasmania and the season is played out at every turn. Food and wine events are held around the state, each exploring their local flavours and farmers. The beauty of art and music collide.

Over the coming months, Tasmania is set to offer a new range of contemporary food experiences on a large and small scale. Enthusiastic newcomers are forging a fresh path as restaurateurs and producers.