Another viewpoint on the ongoing contest as to the validity of the science and the ever changing conditions of the world’s oceans. Our challenge is to act and think responsibility and to enhance the wonderful attributes of the reef.....not to tear it down and allow naysayers to spruik doom and gloom. It is far too
CTIA LAUNCHES MEMBER DRIVE AND BRANDING The Cairns Tourism Industry Association has commenced a membership drive and at the same time launched it’s marketing and promotional branding featuring Cairns as the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef. “This is a long overdue initiative and we hope that others will follow suit so as to
VIRGIN AUSTRALIA HOLDINGS LIMITED (ASX: VAH) 2019 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING ADDRESS BY CEO AND MANAGING DIRECTOR, PAUL SCURRAH 6 November 2019 Thanks Elizabeth and good morning everyone. It’s a pleasure to speak to you for the first time as the Group’s new CEO. Since joining in late March, I’ve spent time getting to know
BRISBANE could be a Top 100 Global Tourism City. Tourism is often linked with holiday-makers , but business tourism is also big business for Brisbane. An appetite for innovation and a wave of new infrastructure positions Brisbane as one of Australia’s most progressive and business-friendly cities . Every business event that is hosted in
New flights secured by the government to lure American and NZ tourists to Cairns The Palaszczuk Government has announced a deal today that will see Air New Zealand fly new aircraft into Cairns from April 2020. Tourism Industry Development Minister Kate Jones said the Palaszczuk Government, in partnership with Cairns Airport, was supporting the
Media Release - Queensland Government Minister for Innovation and Tourism Industry Development and Minister for Cross River Rail The Honourable Kate Jones New Far North Queensland marketing campaign launched in India The Palaszczuk Government will launch a new marketing campaign this month to boost Indian tourism numbers to Tropical North Queensland. Member for Cairns
DESPITE interest from the far-flung reaches of Tropical North Queensland, the region’s tourism board voted to reappoint three former directors at its annual general meeting on Friday. Tourism Tropical North Queensland chairwoman Wendy Morris said while she was “delighted to see the interest from further afield” , the group “very much welcomed back the
