Australian Tourism Data Warehouse (ATDW)
It is important to register your business with ATDW, the national platform for digital tourism marketing in Australia.
By listing your product once in the ATDW database, Tourism operators benefit from being listed on an extensive network of tourism distributors, including our own consumer hobartandbeyond and Tourism Tasmania's discovertasmania websites.
LOCAL TOURISM ASSOCIATIONS AND NETWORKS
We work closely with the following LTAs to build industry capacity and ensure tourism benefits flow on to local communities: Far South Tasmania, Derwent Valley Tasmania, Bruny Island Tourism, Huon Valley Tourism Network, Tasman Business and Tourism Association and the Coal River Valley Tasmania Tourism Association. We encourage our members to join their local LTA.
TOURISM INDUSTRY COUNCIL OF TASMANIA (TICT)
The DST chair holds a position on the TICT board, and DST works closely with the TICT to identify and raise regional advocacy issues.
Contact the TICT for tourism accreditation and star ratings, Tasmanian Tourism Awards, Tasmanian Tourism Conference, year rounds events and much more.
Visit the TICT website here.
TASMANIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY (TCCI)
As part of their membership, DST members have access to the benefits associated with a basic membership with the TCCI valued at $399.
We are in the third year of this partnership, gaining TCCI support around human resources, industrial relations and business assistance.
DST members can access the TCCI Business hotline 1300 559 112 or visit their website here.
tasmanian hospitality association
The THA is the peak industry body for hotels, accommodation, restaurants, cafes, caterers, community, sporting and RSL clubs in Tasmania, and advocate for the hospitality sector to ensure Tasmania has a viable and profitable hospitality industry both now and into the future. Visit their website here.
Strategic Resources
DESTINATION MANAGEMENT PLAN 2022 - 2025
The Tasmanian State Government,
local government agencies, the four regional tourism organisations and tourism industry operators developed four regional DMPs for the state. Our southern DMP aligns with the Tourism 21 Visitor Economy Action Plan, which is the overarching statewide document developed in collaboration with the Tourism Industry Council of Tasmania. Available here soon.