Fabienne Wintle
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Lauren Chief Executive Officer posted a new post. 2 years ago
ART Submission into THRIVE 2030See HERE to view the full ART submission THRIVE 2030 is too high-level to be Australia’s next national long-term tourism strategy. The proposed strategy is…
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Leadership multiple choice questions
Australia’s Golden Outback will hold an Agritourism Workshop in Esperance on Wednesday, February 16.
This workshop is designed for businesses interested in developing or enhancing their current business model using tourism to generate additional income.
What is included in the program?
• 3 Hour interactive workshop featuring industry expertise…
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Lauren Chief Executive Officer posted a new post. 2 years ago
See HERE to view the full ART submission THRIVE 2030 is too high-level to be Australia’s next national long-term tourism strategy. The proposed strategy is…
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It’s such a buzz to help get funding for great tourism development projects! We love it!
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Tilma Group sure does have a good track record, @kushlagale helped pull together ART’s successful BBRF application for the agritourism project! Thanks Kushla
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If anyone would like help with their submission to the BBRF for a tourism development or event project, we at Tilma Group would be happy to provide assistance. We have a good track record with successfully securing funding for clients from this program. I (Kushla) can be reached at 0490 489 330 if you’d like to talk over your project with…
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My personal concern is there is lots of talk about “sustainable” in the strategy but no emission reduction target for our industry, which to me feels insane. Our industry is very vulnerable to climate change, as well as to emissions reductions strategies (such as to changes to flights). Our industry is also one of the big contributors to…
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On behalf of Australian Regional Tourism, I’d like to invite the regional tourism community to provide any key recommendations you may have for inclusion in the ART THRIVE 2030 submission.
Feedback from industry so far hasn’t been very positive however it is critical that we provide a strong submission to advocate for priority outcomes in…
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Funding for projects that will provide economic and social benefits to regional and remote areas.
Applications are now open for Round 6 of the Australian Government’s Building Better Regions Fund (BBRF), paving the way for new projects that regional communities deserve to be funded and delivered. The program commits $250 million to fund the…
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Carolyn CEO,Futurist,Strategist posted a new post. 2 years ago
Vale Tony Park, Regional Tourism AmbassadorART wishes to offer condolences to the family of Regional Tourism Ambassador Tone Park
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