Posted on March 3rd, 2022
This small family orchid has 600 avocado trees, rockmelons and watermelons. They also occasionally have bananas and lemons. The orchid was established in 2019 and is part of Taste Capricorn Coast. Call in to the farm gate and enjoy great fresh farm produce.
23 April 2024 Queensland Government media statement: ttps://statements.qld.gov.au/statements/100179 The Queensland Government has unveiled the blueprint to revive Great Keppel Island (Woppa) as a world-class tourism destination, with work already underway to progress priority actions. Capricorn Enterprise and key industry operators… Read more »
Embracing sustainability can help your business reach new customers, build staff satisfaction, improve profitability and increase your resilience. Drawing from the new national Sustainable Tourism Toolkit, the Australian Government is hosting a free, four-part series of 1 hour webinars across… Read more »
Join Adrian Nisbet, CEO of The End Game® as he shares valuable insights gained from over 20 years experience as a Founder and CEO of multiple businesses. Adrian has a unique ability to connect with business owners and convert their… Read more »
When the words GREAT, FUN and WEEKENDER come together, it is definitely time to clear your calendars, grab the remote and tune into one of Australia’s favourite travel programs – Channel 7’s Queensland Weekender! This Sunday from 5.30pm, join presenter Chris Parsons as he explores… Read more »
Last week, the Capricorn Coast was represented by Eloise Chaffers, in Sydney at the annual Trade Travel Expo, to encourage tour groups to our destination. With 139 attendees, representing 66 Probus Clubs (professional business) in total, the day comprised of… Read more »
Team members from Qld Tourism Industry Council (QTIC) have not stopped over the past three days, learning about our local businesses and inspiring our young students to consider a future in the hospitality tourism industry! QTIC is not funded by… Read more »
