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Person silhouetted on a rocky outcrop beneath the Milky Way at larapuna / Bay of Fires area, Tasmania's East Coast

larapuna / Bay of Fires area

JeremyButton80

Telling your story

Want to create authentic content that tells your story and captures the Tasmanian spirit? Learn how to target the right people with the right message at the right time.

Good marketing focuses on value over volume. Align with our marketing activities across channels that matter to your market: brand and advertising campaigns, digital content, social media, PR, famils and strategic partnerships with trade, distribution and access partners.

Find your content pillar

Capitalise on our content pillars, designed around six themes that guide how we represent Tasmania to the world. They provide a framework for storytelling that showcases the depth and uniqueness of Tasmanian experiences and offerings that encourage visitation to the state - distinctive, a little rough around the edges, worth the journey. You might fit more than one content pillar. 

  

A Tasmanian devil on the forest floor at Wings Wildlife Park, Gunns Plains on Tasmania's North West Coast
Wild nature

Showcasing the diversity, wildness and beauty of Tasmania's landscapes and seascapes: wildlife, national parks, conservation areas, reserves, regenerative tourism and the Southern Ocean.

A spread of plated dishes including oysters, salad and wine at Mövenpick Hotel Hobart, Tasmania
Food and drink

Celebrating Tasmania's artisanal food and drink: where to eat and drink, meet the makers and producers, immersive tasting experiences, agritourism and innovative and traditional methods.

A barrel sauna and small cabin overlooking the sea at Red Rock Hut, King Island, Tasmania
Experiences

Showcasing the diversity and richness of experiences in Tasmania: road trips, outdoor adventures, accommodation, wellness and passive and active experiences.

A green steam train on the West Coast Wilderness Railway between Queenstown and Strahan, Tasmania
History and heritage

Exploring how the island's heritage informs the present and future, reflecting palawa (Tasmanian Aboriginal) history, colonial history and industrial heritage.

Smoking ceremony at Tiagarra Tasmanian Aboriginal Cultural Centre, Mersey Bluff, Devonport, Tasmania
Culture and creativity

Experiencing contemporary Palawa (Tasmanian Aboriginal) culture and reminding people of the joys of non-conformity through creativity: events and festivals, avant-garde arts and design, sustainability, patronage and community.

A hand touching a fern on the Trowutta Arch walk, takayna / Tarkine, Tasmania
Positive impact

Highlighting Tasmania's environment and local community, with a focus on sustainability and sustainable travel, inclusivity and accessibility.

Aerial view of cars winding along Anthony Road surrounded by trees, West Coast Range, Tasmania

Anthony Road, West Coast Range

Emilie Ristevski

Road trips and trails

Tasmania's drive journeys and themed trails encourage visitors to explore beyond the main centres at their own pace.
 
Five drive journeys showcase attractions and experiences across the state, supporting regional dispersal and longer visitor stays. A range of themed trails, from food and wine to heritage and cycling, offer additional ways for travellers to discover our regions.
 
Find out how your business can connect with self drive visitors and be part of Tasmania's road trip offering.

Aerial view of a World Heritage Cruises boat travelling down the Gordon River through forested wilderness, Strahan, Tasmania

World Heritage Cruises, Gordon River

Tourism Australia

Cruise tourism

Cruise ship tourism offers real opportunities for Tasmanian businesses. Find guidance on how cruise distribution works, how to deliver shore experiences, and what the sector means for Tasmania.

A photographer capturing the West Coast Wilderness Railway track between Queenstown and Strahan, Tasmania

West Coast Wilderness Railway track

Paul Fleming

Guidlines for filming in Tasmania

Planning a professional shoot in Tasmania's wilderness areas or public spaces? There are permits and guidelines you will need to be aware of to ensure your production runs smoothly and respects our environment.

Reach more visitors through travel trade

The Tassie Trade program connects Tasmanian tourism operators with domestic and international travel sellers. Information on training, tools and pathways can be accessed to help you grow your business through trade partnerships.