$1 billion Easter extravaganza is all prepared to revive the tourism industry of Queensland.   As experts estimated over industry-wide losses in terms of corona virus threat, this huge funding is anticipated to perk up the ill tourism sector of the …

The Australian Tourism Export Council (ATEC) in partnership with Tourism and Events Queensland (TEQ) and Qantas will put Queensland tourism products in front of key international markets this week during business to business workshops taking place in Sydney on July …

Bleach* Festival, the Gold Coast Festival, is underway in Queensland taking place across the City in this month. The program is one of Australia’s leading and most exciting site-specific contemporary arts programs. Quintessentially Gold Coast, Bleach* Festival celebrates the city’s …

Sustained by 75,000 visitors from India during the September 2017 to September 2018 period, Queensland Tourism is aiming for double digit growth from this market this year. Moreover, it is looking at introducing new products and services to the Indian …

The annual Sand Safari Arts Festival returns to celebrate all things sand and sea as Kings and Queens of the castle converge on Surfers Paradise in Queensland.   The Festival transforms the iconic foreshore into a family-friendly fantasy sandscape. The …

Chief Executive Officer Leanne Coddington said ‘Queensland on Stage Korea’ would get together 14 Korean trade partners with Queensland tourism businesses to bring to the forefront the diversity of its tourism products, increase Seoul/Korea’s trade partners’ knowledge in terms of …

The tourism promotion for Queensland will be more closely aligned with Tourism Australia’s activities in the UK through a new partnership. The deal by Tourism and Events Queensland to deliver marketing and trade activities comes as the spotlight falls on …

The World Tourism Day is aimed at fostering global awareness of the value of tourism, and this year, the day will be celebrated throughout the world on 27th September.   World Tourism Day highlights the power of tourism for growth, …

Of late, Griffith University has grabbed an important role in shaping the future of tourism in Queensland, helping in the development of a new Climate Change Adaptation Plan released today.   Tourism director Professor Susanne Becken of Griffith Institute has …

By now, over half of Australians thought ‘Beautiful one day, perfect the next’ was the tourism tagline of Queensland, even before the launch of a new campaign on Sunday, as per the new research.   The tourism slogan of the …