The changing of the seasons has come and while much of Australia has dipped below 20 degrees (which is essentially freezing for us) there’s a certain spot Down Under that wouldn’t dream of such a thing this time of year.
That’s right, sunny Queensland is calling and your clients, who want to escape the cold with a balmy sojourn, have found their answer. Whether it’s an immersion into Indigenous culture, a frolic in the sand, or a dip in the reef, adventure-keen Aussies can’t get enough of the land where XXXX Gold is drunk like water (and tastes like water, though that’s true everywhere).
But with so much on offer in the Sunshine State, it’s tough to figure out exactly where to send your clients. Is a reef dive right for some senior citizens? Should I send a family of four to Surfers Paradise during Schoolies? Perhaps your clients want to go to a French film festival but the ‘Festival de Cairns’ doesn’t sound quite right, does it?
We’re just as stumped as you are regarding these conundrums, but luckily someone (or something) is here to save the day!
Tourism and Events Queensland (TEQ) wants to make selling a Queensland holiday a breeze for local travel agents. TEQ has all the info the travel trade needs for ensuring agents are up to date on Queensland products to ensure the holiday of a lifetime for their clients.
But you don’t want to have to look up Tourism and Events Queensland every time to make sure the travel hotspot of choice hasn’t randomly succumbed to a global pandemic, becoming another kind of hotspot (one we’d like to leave in the past). That’s why TEQ has its trade newsletter with all the info you need!
Selling and reselling a Queensland adventure has never been so easy, with top-notch reliable information coming straight to your inbox.
This up-to-date info sits at your fingertips on all of Queensland’s extensive tourism and travel offerings. That’s because TEQ has announced that “Queensland is Calling” and that’s not just for those craving a beach holiday – though they are pretty great too.
Get your clients to ditch their “been there done that” attitude and check out the many unknown areas and bucket list experiences that Queensland has to offer. And this should be effortless with TEQ’s monthly newsletter specifically designed for the travel trade that you’ll have signed up to.
To stay updated with the latest trade news and updates from Tourism & Events Queensland via the trade newsletter, click HERE.
To check out the one-stop Queensland travel trade info shop, click HERE.
