Tourism Tasmania is working closely with Tourism Australia and state and territory counterparts in a collaborative national response to the impact of the bushfires.

Like all Australians, Tourism Tasmania’s thoughts are with those impacted by the devastating bushfires across Australia and we extend our gratitude to the emergency services and volunteers working across the country to protect our communities. A small number o ...

Tasmanian Visitor Survey (TVS) for the year ending June 2019 has been released showing investment by visitors in our economy has reached a record $2.5 billion, an increase of four per cent compared to the same period the previous year.  This means the T21 ...

A new blueprint will guide actions over the next three years to deliver sustainable cruise ship growth in Tasmania while encouraging cruise visitors to disperse regionally and invest in local communities.

Tourism Tasmania is partnering with local company, Tourism Research Technology, to invite visitors to download the Tasmanian Visitor Research app.

Appealing to people's passions, this new program aims to increase the dispersal of visitors into regional communities across our island.

Tourism Tasmania's latest marketing campaign continues to position Tasmania as a unique and desirable winter destination.

Tourism Tasmania is holding its highly acclaimed Talkabout Tasmania Roadshow in the week commencing 29 July.

Tourism Tasmania has appointed two new creative agencies to support its ongoing marketing program.

Through a partnership with Destination Southern Tasmania, Tourism Tasmania has developed a bushfire recovery marketing campaign titled Love Autumn in the South.

Entertainer and author Ainsley Harriott is visiting Tasmania this week to film his new SBS TV series

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