Tasmanian Times
Travel
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875Tourism campaign reveals Aussies are suckers for romance
The response to the Freycinet Tourism Association’s social media-based Dave’s failed proposals campaign, devised to establish Freycinet as the number one romantic...
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The “Peak” in Tourism
Has anyone out there noticed the use of the work “peak” in recent releases as the latest media qualifier? Definition: (adj) approaching...
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Three Capes’ Shaky Business Case
The Tasmanian Greens today said that Tourism Budget Estimates revealed the shaky business case underpinning the controversial $12m Three Capes Track development....
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Green light for Tasmania’s next tourism icons
Tourism Operators say the funding allocated in yesterday’s State Budget to complete the Three Capes Track, Tarkine Road, and Tasmania Museum &...
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Tassie Tourism fiasco: What Tom would do
Tourism Talk: Issue – How and why we are not succeeding OR What Tom would do: We have got to cut the...
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New Opportunities for Tasmanian Students in China’s Booming Tourism Sector
April 18, 2012 – With Australian tourism striving to be more “China ready,” there is a growing demand in the travel and...
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Sterilisation Burns for Tourists a Must for Tasmania’s Future Prosperity
Pic: Rob Blakers Those driving past Brady’s Lookout early yesterday afternoon, towards Launceston, would have seen one of the most magnificent scenic...
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Paul Harriss MLC should resign. Questions which must be answered
Editor: Questions which must be answered: 1. Why has mainstream media – ABC, Mercury, Examiner, Advocate – not pursued the story of...
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My reflections from Fukushima, Japan
March 11, 2012 | Posted By: Matthew Groom | News | It was with a slight sense trepidation that last week I...
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Of Bread and Circuses: Tasmania’s Tourism. Candy and Fea’s horror story
Your Pure Tasmania brand is excellent, says she. Your government is doing a great job. It’s not a government brand, it’s owned...
