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May 2022
ADVENTURE with us
We at Business Events Tasmania are a passionate bunch of Tasmanians, fortunate enough to have one of the best jobs in the world – helping our clients discover all that our special island home offers!
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Apr 2022
Business Events Tasmania Magazine Autumn 2022 Edition
Business Events Tasmania Autumn 2022 Edition is filled with articles to inspire your decision making for upcoming events.
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Feb 2022
LAUNCESTON – CITY OF GASTRONOMY
Launched in 2004, the UNESCO Creative Cities Network aims to strengthen cooperation among cities and help guide economic, social, cultural and environmentally sustainable development.
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Feb 2022
STAY WITH US
With 152 unique rooms and suites, original artworks by Tasmanian artists, warming fireplaces and island baths are some of the highlight features within, complemented by commanding views of Hobart icons, the Derwent River and kunanyi/Mount Wellington from multiple vantage points throughout the property.
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Jan 2022
EAT WITH US
A statement in contemporary design, thoughtful planning has culminated in a designated event space with bar and rooftop terrace, offering flexibility for day delegates, meetings and private dining and cocktail events.
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Jan 2022
TASMANIA’S LATEST HOTELS
Hobart’s sky was full of cranes with new hotel developments popping up around the city, and Launceston was hotly anticipating the opening of Hotel Verge, all set to provide much needed extra bed nights to keep up with the unprecedented demand for visitors flocking to the island state for their own unique Tasmanian experience.
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Dec 2021
Business Events Tasmania Magazine Summer Edition
We are excited to share the very first edition of the Business Events Tasmania magazine. The magazine highlight's what is new and exciting in our state, covering everything from restaurants and distilleries to luxury hotels. We cant wait for you to catch up on everything you might have missed.
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Jun 2021
From Agricultural landmark to modern hotel
Launceston’s Peppers Silo Hotel is somewhat of a beacon for the city - physically and metaphorically. While the facility stands proudly on the edge of the Tamar River, commanding your attention upon entry to the city from every angle, for years the cylindrical 1960s grain storage facility stood idle.
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Jun 2021
Tassie’s Wine Queen
Quality over quantity is a mantra Tasmania has honed over history and it’s paying dividends for our boutique wine industry. It’s also a rich reward for those lucky enough to visit one of the 30 cellar doors within the Tamar Valley Wine Trail, which stretches from Relbia, just south of Launceston, through to the iconic Pipers River Region and both sides of the East and West Tamar.
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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.