Tourism Tropical North Qld
Company Profile
Company Name: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
Delegate Name: Jana Stankovich
Title: Business Development Executive
Phone: +61 7 4015 1215
Email: jana.stankovich@tnq.org.au
Website: www.tropicalaustralia.com.au
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Tourism Tropical North Queensland (TTNQ) is the regional tourism organization for the Cairns & Great Barrier Reef region. It encompasses Palm Cove and the Cairns Beaches, Port Douglas, Daintree and Cape Tribulation, the Tablelands and Kuranda; the Cape York Peninsula and Cooktown and the Gulf of Carpentaria Savannah Region.
As Tourism Tropical North Queensland (TTNQ) is the regional tourism organization for the Cairns & Great Barrier Reef, TTNQ identifies five clusters of tourism focus
1. Cairns, Cairns Highlands and the Great Barrier Reef;
2. Tropical Cape York;
3. Tropical Savannah;
4. Torres Strait and Northern Peninsula
5. Tropical Islands
TTNQ’s objective is to build destination awareness in Australia and selected international markets through a targeted programme of marketing activities designed to achieve maximum visitation, length of stay, expenditure and regional dispersal. TTNQ also operates the region’s only Visitor Information Centre accredited through Tourism Queensland, which guarantees the provision of relevant and objective information regulated by strict State guidelines. Thanks to the support of its members and partners, TTNQ has been able to help maintain tourism as one of the most important industries in Tropical North Queensland.
Five main selling points:
- Swim, Snorkel or Dive among the bright colorful fish and coral in the World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef
- Explore the lush green World Heritage listed rainforest, home to amazing biodiversity, wildlife and stunning natural waterfalls.
- Escape to a private tropical Island or enjoy many of our tropical Day Spas
- Share the culture, history and stories with the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander experiences and gain an intimate knowledge of the people who keep strong a culture that has survived over 40,000 years.
- If it's wild and wacky, chances are you can do it in Cairns. Action junkies are catered for on land, sea and in the sky.
What’s new for 2008-09:
The Cairns & Great Barrier Reef region has always something new happening; either with new Hotels, apartments etc being built, to refurbishments, new restaurants etc. There is always something happening!
Special Interest
Individual
Youth
Adventure
Luxury
Romance
Eco-Tourism
Incentive and Convention
Gay and Lesbian
Groups
