Stories
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Jun 2021
World-leading infrastructure for bubbling industry
Given the effervescence that emanates from Kim Seagram, it’s no wonder her latest ventures are bubbling away with vigour. From her own distilling business to a global-first agri-food project she is pioneering for the state’s north, the queen of Tasmanian hospitality is as busy as ever.
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Jun 2021
Bianca Welsh – passionate about hospitality
Bianca Welsh didn’t grow up dreaming about haute cuisine or luxe architecturally-designed accommodation. The juxtaposition of her childhood in Launceston’s middle class northern suburbs and her reality now as the co-owner of two internationally-respected restaurants and a hotel, can not be understated.
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Jun 2021
Launceston – Reimagine your city conference
We invite you to discover a city made not by what meets the eye, but by the stuff that doesn’t.
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Feb 2021
Get around Tassie with ease
High-quality event services are a vital ingredient of any successful conference or business event. From catering to equipment hire, we are confident that Tassie offers first class options for your next conference.
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Jan 2021
Tassie just got bigger
The hotel landscape in Hobart is rapidly changing with a number of big brands opening in the waterfront city.
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Jul 2020
Sleep Outside the Box
With stunning, modern accommodation options, it is THE place to stay on Tasmania’s east coast.
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Jul 2020
Launceston – The Accessible City
Tasmanians tend to fly under the radar but there is a terrific commitment to quality design and not accepting that because we are regional we can’t create something magnificent.
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Jul 2020
Art on the Wild Side
If you are thinking of taking a group to the region for a conference or meeting, make sure there is time to visit the Cradle Mountain Wilderness Gallery. Here you will find a large and eclectic collection of art inspired by the wild landscape that surrounds it – and the wildlife that inhabits it.
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Jul 2020
Who is James Lynch?
For a mysterious and intriguing experience for a corporate or incentive group, experienced guides recount spine-chilling stories of unexplained sightings and occurrences, in the lantern-lit ghost tours, and for any brave souls who need more than a story, there is the adults-only Paranormal Investigation Experience.
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Jul 2020
Queen of the Cider House
“Andrew’s great grandfather Willie, the son of two convicts, had a very hard start in life."
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Jul 2020
It’s the people that make the difference
The friendly and professional teams at the Old Woolstore Apartment Hotel and Hadley’s Orient Hotel aim to ensure each and every event meets our vision ‘to deliver unique Tasmanian hospitality experiences; enjoyed by every guest and recommended by all’ and provide each delegate with lasting memories.