- Victoria Tourism Industry Council (VTIC)
The yellow italicised “i” with the blue background is a registered trademark and can only be used by an accredited VIS.
The accreditation program for Visitor Information Services in Victoria is managed by the Quality Tourism Framework (QTF) – Victoria
Accreditation through this program allows VIS to use the yellow italicised “i” logol, the nationally recognised trademark, by adhering to risk, quality control and customer service principles.
VTIC manages the “i” logo trademark on behalf of the Victorian Government and also works closely with the State’s VIS Network.
For further information on accreditation, contact QTF Victoria on (03) 8662 5387 or email accreditation@vtic.com.au
Do you need to brand your VIC?
Download a copy of the VIC Brand Style Guide to ensure you use the “i” logo correctly.
VTIC coordinates the sale of the following items for accredited Visitor Information Services
Contact accreditation@vtic.com.au or 03 8662 5387 to order the above VIS Merchandise.
There are currently 66 Accredited VICs right throughout the state.
To find and contact your nearest accredited Visitor Information Centre, www.visitvictoria.com lists each of the centres and their contact details within each region. Click here to find out further information.
Please follow this link for a downloadable contacts list of Victoria’s Accredited Visitor Information Servicing Centres:
The the list below is of the accredited Visitor Information Centres throughout Victoria:
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VTIC coordinates the annual Visitor Information Services (VIS) Summit, traditionally held in mid-August over three days in a host region.
The VIS Summit is a valuable opportunity for staff of Visitor Information Services, Regional Tourism Boards and Local Government Tourism and Economic Development Officers to collectively share their learnings relating to visitor information servicing, destination marketing and industry trends. The host region also provides delegates a means to gain product knowledge of the local area through coordinated familarisation tours.
In particular, the VIS Summit aim to:
2019 – Holmesglen at Eildon (Murrindindi Shire)
2018 – Bendigo (Goldfields)
2017 – Bass Coast and Phillip Island
2016 – Shepparton (Murray)
2015 – Mornington & Frankston (Mornington Peninsula)
2014 – Lancefield (Daylesford and Macedon Ranges)
2013 – Lakes Entrance (East Gippsland)
2012 – Melbourne
2011 – Geelong (Great Ocean Road)
2010 – Warrnambool (Great Ocean Road)
2009 – Bendigo (Goldfields)
2008 – Marysville (Yarra Valley)
2007 – Murray (Swan Hill)
2006 – Halls Gap (Grampians)
2005 – Beechworth (Victoria’s High Country)
2004 – Lorne (Great Ocean Road)
2003 – Phillip Island
2002 – Shepparton (Murray)
2001 – Ballarat (Goldfields)
The VIS Summit attracts over 100 visitor servicing and economic development professionals from across Victoria and provides a fantastic opportunity to showcase a region. In partnership with VTIC, a comprehensive professional development and networking opportunity is developed that aims to enhance the delivery and productivity of visitor information servicing in an ever-changing environment.
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