Posted on May 27th, 2024
Round 2 of the Tourism Business Capability Subsidy has opened with a range of accreditation and training opportunities including reimbursement up to $2000 to have your guides certified as EcoGuides, run an EcoGuide workshop to achieve certification in a day for eligible applicants.
Your team can also undertake the AIATSIS online Cultural Awareness course. Training must be completed by 18 October 2024.
The countdown is on for the 2024 Best in Business Awards, and time is running out to get your nominations in! This is your chance to recognise the outstanding achievements of businesses, teams, and individuals that make Rockhampton and the… Read more »
ABC News has recently published an article highlighting the Keppel Bay Islands National Parks as an affordable camping destination for families, with a nightly rate of just $7.25 per person. The feature is made even more special with the inclusion… Read more »
“Aggregated distribution solar is more than 3x the size of the largest coal generator in Queensland and is set to double again by 2024.” – Blake Harvey, Energy Queensland The Frenchville Sports Club in Rockhampton bustled with energy on Thursday… Read more »
Cruise is an emerging market for the Southern Great Barrier Reef Destination as popularity for cruising grows in the Asia Pacific and globally with interest in new destinations and ports attracting the attention of the cruise line companies. Yet, cruising… Read more »
A number of infrastructure projects for the revitalisation of Great Keppel Island (Woppa) are a step closer after the State Government signed a funding agreement with Livingstone Shire Council to start work. The funds will be used to deliver crucial… Read more »
Travelers can now play an active role in protecting the Great Barrier Reef through the new “Guardian of the Reef” platform. This global initiative, launched by Tourism Tropical North Queensland (TTNQ) in partnership with Expedia and working alongside all ten… Read more »
