TTNQ is slashing $100 off tours in Tropical North Queensland
This means an extra $100 to spend on XXXX Gold! Or you could save it and invest it wisely (but where's the fun in that!)
North of Daintree River accessible for the first time since Cyclone Jasper
It's been two+ months since access north of the river was open. Plenty of time for cassowaries to take over the place.
Bonza hits 100k bookings as it launches Sunshine Coast-Cairns route
It's metaphorically and literally all thumbs up for Bonza! Maybe the airline will soon be nicknamed the 'flying thumb' (...
Great Barrier Reef conservation continues to make positive steps forward
The Great Barrier Reef is a natural wonder of the world, and it's our responsibility to make sure it maintains its beaut...
TTNQ’s sustainability travel hub has arrived
If you were concerned about just how 'green' your destinations were, then TTNQ you covered with destinations as 'green' ...
Tropical North Queensland launches accessible travel hub
TTNQ has launched an accessibility Hub to assist travellers with mobility impairment in select activities and itinerarie...
TTNQ announces flight subsidies for interstate travellers
If you were itching to check out The Great Barrier Reef then a nice flight discount could be all you need to make it hap...
Domestic spending up in North QLD as TTNQ holds first in-person event in two years
Get your 10-second job descriptions and appetite for arancini balls and house white wine ready because conferences are b...
Marketing team cleaning rooms, HR clearing tables as Omicron strips QLD hotel workforce
Gold Coast baristas are experiencing quite a bit of schadenfreude at the sight of an HR worker trying to whip up a flat ...
Sunrise’s David “Kochie” Koch to host sustainable tourism webinar featuring industry heavyweights
Do you generally start your mornings with Kochie on TV? Well, you’ll be able to enjoy a double dose of him tomorrow.
Tourism Tropical North Queensland appoints new PR agency
TTNQ has appointed PEPR to handle its PR. If none of these acronyms make any sense, all is explained in the article.
“This is a category six cyclone”: TTNQ boss on coping with COVID and new Aussie markets
With a track record of natural disasters, Tourism Tropical North Queensland knows how to navigate a crisis. But this is ...