Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "tourism"
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352Tas That WasTas That Was – Penny Royal, Launceston
The Gatenby family arrived in Van Diemen’s Land as free settlers in 1823 and purchased land near what was at the time...
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Touring Tequila – Alan’s World Cup Blog #13
Alan Whykes continues his daily World Cup blog as they explore some of the state of Jalisco.
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Three Capes Track to Close for Planned Burns & Annual Maintenance
Three Capes Track will close in April 2026 for planned burn operations and annual maintenance.
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New Convention Centre for Northern Tasmania
A purpose-built $35 million convention centre will be built in Launceston.
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Business Events Driving Tasmania’s Visitor Economy with Record Year Ahead
Business events play a vital role in bringing visitors and dollars to Tasmania.
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Great Escape Festival Returns To Ignite New Year
The Great Escape Festival returns for its sixth year claiming to be the second largest outdoor music event in Tasmania. Thousands of...
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Stakeholders To Discuss Future Of West Coast Railway
Government has convened a stakeholder roundtable for February 2026 to address the long-term viability of the West Coast Wilderness Railway. Infrastructure and...
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Choosing Active Transport Over Costly Hobart Light Rail
In this Op-Ed, Jenny Branch-Allen argues that the long-discussed light rail project for the Granton to Hobart corridor is financially unviable for...
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STAAA Slams Proposed 5% Short Stay Levy
The Short Term Accommodation Association Australia (STAAA) has voiced strong opposition to the Tasmanian Government’s proposed short stay levy, following the release...
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ECHO Festival Set to Boost East Coast Tourism in 2026
The 2026 ECHO Festival is expected to help increase visitor numbers to the east coast.
