There are currently some areas of Tasmania that are affected by fire and smoke. Visitors are reminded to stay safe, avoid affected areas and make plans to enjoy parts of Tasmania not affected by fires.

A transition committee will determine the future governance structure of the Cradle Coast regional tourism organisation (RTO).

This research paper examines market demand globally and what this means for cruise shipping in Tasmania

Tourism Tasmania is running information sessions for Tasmania's tourism industry

Planning for the future of our visitor economyJohn Fitzgerald Chief Executive Of Tourism Tasmania For the past five years, I’ve had the privilege of leading our state’s tourism marketing team. Our team has been entrusted with telling our collective st ...

Tourism Tasmania has released its corporate plan for the period 2018-2021. The plan recognises Tourism Tasmania as a leader and collaborator in Tasmania’s visitor economy and sets out the approach it will take over the next three years to fulfil its role in ac ...

The latest Tasmanian Visitor Survey results show that for the year ending March 2018 a total of 1.28 million visitors travelled to Tasmania, up 2% from the previous year.

The latest Tasmanian Visitor Survey results show that for the year ending December 2017 a total of 1.26 million visitors travelled to Tasmania,

Tourism Tasmania invites Tasmanian tourism operators to submit an Expression of Interest to attend TasTalk 2018

Tasmania welcomed a record 279,000 international visitors in the year ending December 2017.

Congratulations to all the Tasmanian winners in this year's Australian Tourism Awards

Tourism Tasmania has launched a new television campaign (TVC) in the United Kingdom.

Tourism Tasmania's inaugural two-day trade event, TasTalk 2018, will be held in Hobart on 28-29 June 2018.

The Tasmanian Government has released its progress report for December 2017 under its T21 Tasmanian Visitor Economy Strategy.

Following the success of its inaugural summer advocacy campaign last summer, Tourism Tasmania is reactivating #TassieStyle for the 2017-18 season. For information on the campaign and how industry can take part see  #TassieStyle 18 December 2017