With tourism industry marking 12 months of open borders, businesses in Australian tourism are still feeling the impacts of the Covid-related closures which made $45bn of tourism exports come to a halt. Even though global travelers have rapidly got back …

For the first time since 2019 Australia’s export tourism industry will meet up in Cairns to celebrate and reconnect during ATEC Meeting Place 2022 (#MP22).  With a fortnight to go until the big event, more than 420 delegates have registered …

The eighth ICC Men’s T20 World Cup has set itself as the biggest and the best event for this year yet, with 16 teams playing 45 matches in seven Australian cities between 16 October and 13 November.

A data found there are 51,900 jobs vacant in the accommodation and food services industries across the country in May, and with official unemployment rate at the lowest in decades, not enough local workers to fill them.

Tourism and hospitality operators in northern Australia are asking for an increased federal focus on the challenges faced by the region, in the midst of major staff scarcities and stress across the industry. Travel agents have opined that the pandemic …

Australians, who love travelling and can’t wait to go abroad after the country reopened, are spending more on international tourism than they did before the COVID-19 pandemic, banking industry figures show.

Phillip island is soon going to be adorned with more hot springs to welcome the post pandemic tourists. To attract tourists after the drastic fall during the pandemic Andrews Labour Government is funding the project with a total of $5.2 …

Home of the Yarra Valley’s favourite preserves for 20 years – Yarra Valley Gourmet Foods – is getting facility upgrades and a new Art Gallery, thanks to more than $240,000 from the Andrews Labor Government.

Demand for business events in Melbourne has bounced back faster than expected as Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) and Melbourne Convention Bureau (MCB) traveled to IMEX 2022 in Frankfurt this week to talk to the international market about everything …

Roughly, 4 million people enjoyed the most in their Easter long weekend, by travelling by road and air and exploring destinations countrywide, giving a welcome boost for tourism sector of Australia. Daniel Gschwind, Queensland Tourism Industry Council’s CEO, has announced …