TOURISM INDUSTRY STATEMENT ON UPDATED TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS FROM CHINA Australia’s tourism and transport sector fully understands the updated restrictions that the Australian Government has placed on people who have [...]
The tourism industry has backed Tourism Australia’s ‘Holiday Here This Year’ campaign and renewed its call for Australians to get behind fire ravaged communities by choosing to holiday domestically rather [...]
Today is a good news day for tourism with the Norwegian Jewel becoming the first cruise ship to visit the NSW Far South Coast port of Eden since the recent [...]
Australia’s tourism industry has given the Federal Government a ‘big tick’ for moving quickly to give Tourism Australia (TA) extra funding muscle to boost the tourism industry after the tragic [...]
December 22, 2019 Aussies tightening the belt on their holiday relaxation and retail therapy. Australian Shoppers have hit the streets early to make sure both the “naughty and nice” lists [...]
The Sydney business community has joined forces to give a resounding cheer for the new CBD and South East Light Rail service and its potential to greatly enhance commuter and [...]
Melbourne Airport should have a dedicated express rail service linking the nation's second-busiest aerotropolis directly to the city's CBD according to four out of five Australian's participating in a survey [...]
“This is a sad day for Australian tourism,” Tourism & Transport Chief Executive Margy Osmond said today following the news that the plans for a new luxury hotel and apartment [...]
You could almost hear Sydney cheer this morning after the announcement that work will soon commence on the Western Sydney Metro, and bravo to the State government for pushing ahead [...]
“Sydney is set to shine after winning the rights to host international WorldPride in 2023, and NSW’s tourism industry is celebrating the major win,” said TTF Chief Executive Margy Osmond [...]
New IVS figures released today have shown that visitors from Canada and Japan are most likely to venture outside of the capital cities, when compared to average tourists with growth [...]
The 2019 NRL Telstra Grand Final is proving that if a fan has a ticket, they are not afraid to travel, according to new research by Tourism & Transport Forum [...]
The NSW Government’s $750 million commitment to redevelop the Sydney Fish Market precinct is great news and the government should be applauded,” Tourism & Transport Chief Executive Margy Osmond said. [...]
The prospect of finally seeing the cruise ship facilities sorted in NSW is long overdue and bravo on the progress announcement made today by the NSW Government,” TTF Chief Executive [...]
Tourism & Transport Forum Australia (TTF) has today welcomed the appointment of Phillipa Harrison as Tourism Australia’s new Managing Director. TTF Chief Executive Margy Osmond said that “Ms Harrison’s experience [...]
Tourism & Transport Forum has today welcomed the announcement by drone delivery business Wing that they are launching commercial drone delivery service in South East Queensland, in the Logan suburbs [...]
Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF) has congratulated the historic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed today in Jabiru, Northern Territory, safeguarding the town’s future as the tourism and services hub for [...]
The Tourism & Transport Forum has described tonight’s State of Origin match as a win-win for the visitor economy with an estimated 24,000 visitors from interstate and regional NSW flocking [...]
The SA Government’s move to call for tenders to contract for the operation of the Adelaide Metro tram and train services will increase services levels for South Australians and improve [...]
International visitor numbers, bed nights and spend have continued to decrease in South Australia which is a clear reflection of tourism budget cuts, TTF Chief Executive Margy Osmond has said [...]
The Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF) has described a $35 million cut to funding for tourism promotion announced in today’s State budget as highly disappointing and puts the State at [...]
Australia’s peak Tourism body, the Tourism &Transport Forum (TTF) is calling on the NSW Government to further invest in the sectors of tourism, transport and aviation, to ensure that NSW [...]
Tourism & Transport Forum has welcomed the Barr Government’s 2019-20 ACT Budget calling it a win for ACT residents and visitors alike and includes investments across the State’s tourism and [...]
The Victorian Government’s 2019-20 Budget is a win for Victorians and visitors alike and includes significant investments across the State’s tourism and transport sectors both in Melbourne and across regional [...]
Tourism and Transport Forum has called on the Marshall Government not to choke the goose that lays the golden egg when it comes to investing in tourism, transport and infrastructure, [...]
JOHN O’SULLIVAN AWARDED LIFE MEMBERSHIP TO TTF AUSTRALIA Tourism Australia’s Managing Director Mr. John O’Sullivan has been awarded the TTF Australia Life Membership Award at TTF Australia’s annual tourism conference [...]
The Tourism and Transport Forum (TTF) congratulates Scott Morrison and his Coalition government on Saturday night’s election win. “We look forward to working closely with the new Government to ensure [...]
Bob Hawke a true leader, achiever and peacemaker Australia’s longest-serving Labor PM. He modernised the national economy, always supported the Australian Tourism Industry, protected our nation’s heritage and put Australia [...]
Combining the tourism and transport portfolios as one Federal department was foreshadowed today as part of the Opposition’s tourism, aviation and transport plans should they win government on May 18. [...]
Tourism Australia’s John O’Sullivan, Intrepid Travel’s James Thornton, Hobbiton’s, Russell Alexander and the Fren family of Nines smash hit show Travel Guides have been unveiled today as part of Tourism [...]
In the spirit of reconciliation, the Tourism & Transport Forum acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to Elders past and present.
