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Plan to ban bed-hopping blokes backfires
Tribunal rejects idea for all-female travel firm, saying it pigeonholed men as going on holiday to bed hop and booze.
Clarke in Melbourne to promote Gold Coast
The Gold Coast Mayor has returned to Melbourne today to try to lure business and investment north.
Far west a 'driving force' behind tourism success
The chairman of the Broken Hill Advisory Group says far west New South Wales and Broken Hill have been a driving factor behind the state's tourism industry boost.
Great Keppel tourism industry in 'limbo'
Capricorn Tourism says it is frustrated at the time it is taking for the future of a Great Keppel Island resort development to be decided.
Dieback threatens wildflowers and tourism industry
The battle to save the South West's wildflowers from a deadly pathogen...
Tourism feeds more than $15b into Qld economy
Research released today shows tourism contributed $15.5 billion to the Queensland economy in 2007-2008.
Foreshore revamp to be unveiled
The Whitsunday council will unveil a $12 million redevelopment of the Bowen foreshore in north Queensland tomorrow.
Flowers to clothe Alps in colour
People visiting the New South Wales Snowy Mountains are in for a treat with one of the best wildflower seasons predicted in years.
Expansion plan for porpoise pool
A popular tourist attraction in Coffs Harbour's jetty precinct has expansion plans.
Indigenous groups sell tourism stake
A Commonwealth Indigenous investment authority and an Aboriginal investment corporation have sold their stake in a central Australian tourist venture.
Tourism operators work on fire plans
Geelong Otways Tourism is working with the Victorian Government to develop a plan to help tourism operators on the Great Ocean Road manage the risk of bushfire this season.
Things looking up for Ravensthorpe
The Shire of Ravensthorpe says things are looking up for the town, with a number of new projects.
Restructure to refocus tourism group
The Outback Tourism Queensland Association says its largest restructure in several years will help the group to focus more on promotion and marketing.
Obama aura eclipses Australian appeal
The star power of Barack Obama has seen the United States eclipse Australia as the place most people want to visit and do business with.
Environmental work may stop campers
Visitors to the Eurobodalla's Currowan State Forest on the New South Wales far south coast may find their favourite camping spots closed this summer.
Camel operator faces court
The row between rival camel operators on Broome's Cable Beach will go before a magistrate today.
Keppel developer considers next move
The developer behind a failed resort proposal for Great Keppel Island says it has been inundated with messages of support but cannot say what action it will take next.
Shire appoints tourism marketing consultant
The Moyne Shire has appointed a consultant to develop its new tourism marketing strategy after its fallout with Shipwreck Coast Marketing in September.
SuperGP at 'crossroads'
The man reviewing the future of the Gold Coast SuperGP is expected to interview the city councillor who represents Surfers Paradise today.
South-west WA makes top 10 destinations list
South-west Western Australia's peak tourism body says the region's recognition as one of the top 10 visitor destinations in the world will only increase tourism in the area.
Cruise ships to boost Albany coffers
The Albany Chamber of Commerce hopes two cruise ships, due to arrive in Albany this week, will provide a boost for the local economy.
Cruise ships to provide tourism boon
The City of Bunbury is set for a significant economic boost this week as two cruise ships dock at the port.
Govt accused of bungling Keppel plan
A Rockhampton regional councillor says the Great Keppel Island issue has been handled badly by the Queensland Government.
Call to clean up night violence
A Surfers Paradise community group says violent incidents in the tourist centre are giving the area a bad reputation.
Tourism industry looks to better times
Tourism Queensland says there is no disguising the fact it has been a bad year for many operators in the sector.
Cruise ship visits boost tourist numbers
Tasmania has recorded a tourism milestone with more than 1,000,000 people visiting the state in one year.
$3b theme park mooted for Cairns
The State Government is assessing a $3 billion theme park proposal for Cairns in far north Queensland.
Charges laid as camel feud turns nasty
Criminal charges have been laid in a case involving rival camel tour operators on a beach in Western Australia.
Whale influx brings tourism boost
Warrnambool's manager of tourism services, Peter Abbott, says this year's bumper whale season led to an increase in tourism this winter.
Trailblazer's boat race
Over a hundred people participated in the inaugural Outback Trailblazers event in central-western Queensland last week.
Tax changes urged to stem job losses
Three leading Cairns agencies have called for tax changes and infrastructure projects to stem far north Queensland's high jobless rate.
Tourism marketing push
Tasmania's tourism industry has received a $4 million boost from the State Government.
Partnership promises far north tourism boost
Tourism Tropical North Queensland says a new partnership between Queensland and New South Wales will help lure Sydney visitors to the far north.
High Australian dollar threatens NT growth
Access Economics warns the strong rebound in the Australian dollar could threaten two of the NT's biggest sectors.
Evidence needed for tourism budget boost
A city councillor says Gold Coast Tourism will have to justify any claims for more ratepayer funds.
Why the Kimberley can't remain a park: An interview with Jack Fletcher
If Jack Fletcher had his way, the West Kimberley would be a very different place.
Mount Gambier's world famous and now it's official!
Mount Gambier has been declared a world famous mountain. The local natural landmark has become a foundation member of a new association.
Getting tourists out on country
What are the challenges involved in setting up an Indigenous tourism business?

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