Displaying items by tag:Australian Tourism Exchange
Cottages in the forest
Having complete privacy is a major selling point for Misty View Cottages, a boutique property in the Sunshine Coast hinterland.
Cairns charter vessel goes international
A Cairns family-owned Great Barrier Reef operator launched a private luxury charter vessel to the international market at the 2026 Australian Tourism Exchange in Adelaide this week.
Big NZ contingent converges on Adelaide for ATE as Kiwi market looks closer to home
New Zealand has its largest contingent of buyers yet at the Australian Tourism Exchange (ATE) in Adelaide and buyers say the big turnout reflects what is happening in the market right now.
SGBR's new offerings
Southern Great Barrier Reef had a record number of exhibitors at this year’s Australian Tourism Exchange, reflecting the breadth of new product being added to existing offerings.
Star struck in NSW
Do you believe in aliens? What is your favourite constellation? Are you worried about pollution in space?
Illuminating attraction at K’gari
A light show known as Illumina – Return to Sky will turn on twice a night at Kingfisher Bay Resort, K’gari from 30 September.
Barossa updates trade tools
Barossa Australia has given its trade website an extensive update in the lead up to last week’s Australian Tourism Exchange in Melbourne.
Indigenous storytelling on Story Bridge
Story Bridge Adventure Climb is offering two new indigenous experiences from August.
ATE: That’s a wrap
The Australian Tourism Exchange (ATE) wrapped up in Melbourne last night after four days of networking, functions and appointments.
ATE 2025 has been confirmed for Brisbane at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre from Monday 28 April to Thursday 1 May 2025.
At John Cain Arena for the sports themed welcome function Jacqui Holland, Holland Clarke and Beatson; Kerry Graham, the Private Travel Company; Daniel Wright, Tourism Australia; Laurie Matthews, Indigo
Emma Robertson, Helloworld; Grace McDonald Fleurieu Peninsula Tourism
Tanya Jarman, Adelaide Hills Tourism; Julia Bozich, House of Travel
Ian McDougal, Chadstone the Fashion Capital with Gordy Bayne, Showponi
Sarah Radtke, House of Travel (centre), catching up with Brett Lakey and Melissa Lakey, both Lady Musgrave Experience at ATE
Tourism exchange illustrates Aussie rebound – high yield travel up despite headwinds
While research shows that wealth concerns are replacing health related travel hesitation, Tourism Australia managing director Phillipa Harrison says the country is still registering strong progress with high yielding travellers.
At the Australian Tourism Exchange, underway in the Gold Coast this week, Harrison noted that these travellers are spending 25% more than they were before Covid.
