Victoria’s peak tourism industry body says while it is pleased with the funding announcement in the 2013-14 Victorian state budget for an additional $24 million towards the industry’s marketing efforts, it is disappointed that a funding contribution towards the extension of the Melbourne...
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03 May
Victoria’s peak tourism industry body has welcomed the announcement of $11.7 million in Victorian Government funding to renew Federation Square, saying the investment will continue to support the location as one of Melbourne’s premier tourist attractions.
Victoria Tourism Industry Council...
15 Apr
The state’s peak tourism industry body has welcomed the release of the Point Nepean National Park Masterplan, saying the plan provides a framework to shape appropriate and sensitive tourism development.
Victoria Tourism Industry Council (VTIC) Chief Executive Dianne Smith says, “This plan...
02 Apr
The state’s peak tourism industry body has today welcomed the release of guidelines outlining the process for private investment in sensible, appropriate and sustainable tourism infrastructure in Victoria’s national parks.
Victoria Tourism Industry Council Chief Executive Dianne Smith...
28 Mar
With national visitor survey statistics showing mixed results for Victoria’s regions, the state’s tourism and events industry body is encouraging Victorians to discover their own backyard this Easter and support their fellow Victorians.
Victoria Tourism Industry Council Chief Executive...
05 Mar
Victoria will be showcased to the world through a camera lens in a move that is set to grant an international visitor their dream job, and promote the state internationally.
Victoria Tourism Industry Council (VTIC) Chief Executive Dianne Smith says the $4 million Tourism Australia...
21 Feb
The state’s tourism peak body has today welcomed the introduction of a bill to Parliament adjusting the boundaries of the Alpine National Park and Falls Creek Alpine Resort saying the move will better accommodate tourism activity and enhance the visitor experience in one of Victoria’s key...
08 Feb
This Sunday 10 February marks the beginning of Chinese New Year celebrations throughout Victoria. From Melbourne to Sovereign Hill, Victoria will come alive with several events showcasing the biggest festival on the Chinese calendar. 2013 welcomes the year of the...
31 Jan
BusVic in conjuction with Camps Association Australia and Victoria Tourism Industry Council announced a joint media release on 30 January 2013, encouraging the AEU and the state government to urgently sort out their EBA dispute.
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30 Jan
On Sunday 10 February, Melbourne will light up as the Chinese New Year is rung in with festivities to celebrate the year of the water snake. As the largest and most revered event on the Chinese calendar, Chinese New Year 2013 will see thousands enjoy the...
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