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More and more large event organisers and PCO’s are discovering that Tasmania can deliver conferences and business events that have a strong emphasis on experience, quality and value. The island state region is an impressive destination for a wide range of events from ten to 1,100.

Whether it’s a large conference in the capital or a business event in a regional area, we can help you to produce the right experience for your delegates, connecting you to the accommodation, venue, hospitality and production partners you require.

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Tamar Valley Resort, Grindelwald

Launceston & North
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Port Arthur Historic Site

Hobart & South
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Bangor Vineyard Shed

Hobart & South
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The Sebel Launceston

Launceston & North
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Cascade Brewhouse

Hobart & South
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Design Tasmania

Launceston & North
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Hobart Brewing Company

Hobart & South
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