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WHY TASMANIA?
Find the space to find what matters
A strange thing happens when you arrive in Tasmania. Your thoughts start flowing at the pace they were meant to, and you start to see things differently, surface level thinking just won’t cut it here. This becomes clear when you meet our people. Tasmanians have always persisted, pushed through, and found ways to thrive right across our beautiful island. Ours is a culture of connection – to this place, to each other and to what really matters. In Tasmania you can’t help but open your mind and see things as they truly are.
Our regions
North West & West Coast
The wilds of the West Coast. Lands of untouched wilderness and home to a culture of people who for generations have been pioneers connected to the land and each other. When you arrive in the west coast you will be hit by the cleanest air in the world, helping your thoughts begin to flow at the pace they were meant to. Capable to cater for up to 150 delegates, the Tasmanian North West has more to offer than your typical conference experience. Learn more about what the West Coast has to offer by clicking the link below.
North West & West Coast
Osborne Heli Tours
Cradle Mountain Hotel
Gordon River Cruises
“Tasmania has some of the best photographers and artists in the world and some of the best material to work with. Sitting on the edge of the Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair region, artists are drawn to the wilderness and we want to work with them to celebrate this and show it and their work to the world.”
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Launceston & North
Launceston - A gateway to the North. Once you take your first step into Launceston you will be surrounded by a city that entrancingly interweaves elegant colonial and Victorian architecture and a beautiful natural landscape of ravines and cliff grounds. Upon meeting the people, you will be exposed to a culture of pragmatic and courageous doers - people who believe that surface level thinking just won’t cut it. Containing a variety of venues, Launceston is an easy to navigate, walkable city with a capacity to host up to 500 delegates. Discover more about what the North has to offer for your next event by clicking the link below.
Launceston & North
Quamby Estate
Josef Chromy Wines
The Sebel
“People don’t just want to attend a conference anymore. They want to experience and interact with people, place and culture.”
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East Coast
East Coast – Giving you the space to discover what truly matters. Home to the volcanic coloured, lichen-cloaked boulders of Bay of Fires and the pristine white sand beaches of the Freycinet Peninsula, the East Coast gives you direct access to a culture that refuses to let life be regular. Here you will be able to take a breath and gain a change in perspective. Perfect for smaller events and incentive groups the East Coast gives delegates an opportunity to experience Tasmania’s warm beaches and coastal culture. Discover more by following the link below to learn more about the East Coast as a business event destination.
East Coast
Freycinet Lodge
Saffire
Tasmanian Wild Seafood Adventures
“Somewhere really special away from the distractions of the bustling city? The head to the Freycinet Peninsula on Tasmania’s east coast where the raw natural beauty is sure to re-energise and refresh.”
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Hobart & South
Hobart and South – Eyes on the Sky. A gateway to Antarctic, home to the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) and some of the clearest skies in the country. A place where perspectives are expanded and some of the brightest minds come to share. The state’s capital is an oasis for innovation and the arts. Here you will find a city that elegantly blends the old with the new; one that acknowledges its deep history while also looking to the future. Equipped with conference facilities for up to 1,100 delegates Hobart and the south is ready to host business events of all sizes and forms, from trade shows to corporate incentive groups. Find out more about this business event destination here.
Hobart & South
Glen Albyn Estate
Flint Kitchen
Roaring 40°s Kayaking
“To speak of the Tasmanian spirit is to speak of passionate people who’ve persisted, pushed through, and found ways to thrive. Of innovators, entrepreneurs, and disrupters who have all backed themselves in and pursued their own goals no matter what stood in their way.”
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Nov 2023
Case Study Story – MERGA 44
When business events are held in Tasmania, local experts are offered the opportunity to connect with fellow professionals in their fields, share research findings, and cultivate collaborations that aid with progression in industry.
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Nov 2023
National Road Safety Conference heading to Hobart in 2024
The Rockliff Liberal Government is working hard to improve road safety around Tasmania. In a coup for our State, more than 600 delegates are expected to head to Tasmania next October for the 2024 Australasian Road Safety Conference in Hobart.
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Nov 2023
Unlocking Tasmania’s Potential: Creative Places
From ornate ballrooms to open parklands, Tasmania is filled with venues that encapsulate the state’s vibrant culture, creative products, and desire to connect with the land and each other.
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Nov 2023
News and Noteworthy: Launceston Business Events
The North of Tasmania is a state built upon a culture of conviction, a place where people back themselves and support each other to pursue their goals.
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Nov 2023
Business Events Tasmania Magazine – Spring 23 Edition
Welcome to the Spring 23 edition of Business Events Tasmania Magazine. Our magazine has evolved into one of our most effective tools for showcasing member product, promoting our Visionary Program, and highlighting the many unique attributes of Tasmania as a business event destination.
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Oct 2023
Hamlet – Creating life changing opportunities and powerful change in your community
In a state with the highest rate of people living with disability – who are three times more likely to be unemployed – a Hobart-based enterprise is making a real difference.
