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January 30, 2012 · by ADMIN · eNewsletters

In this Issue:

  • Qantas Australian Tourism Awards
  • Maximise your membership with the Council
  • LGSA Tourism Conference 2012
  • QantasLink Tamworth Country Music Festival
  • From the Chairman- Ken Corbett
  • Monorail benefits should not be forgotten
  • TICNSW welcomes our new Member
  • 3% a year for 3 years is a good deal for our industry

December 22, 2011 · by ADMIN · eNewsletters

In this Issue:

  • Merry Christmas from TICNSW
  • Positive vision for Sydney Airport tempered by Legislative reality
  • Sydney still tops for domestic visitors
  • Qantas Australian Tourism Awards
  • Smartphone App to help improve tourist visitation outside of CBD
  • New Low Cost Carrier boost for NSW
  • Vast Array of arts and culture in NSW this summer
  • TICNSW welcomes our new Member

November 30, 2011 · by ADMIN · eNewsletters

In this Issue:

  • Congratulations to our 2011 NSW Tourism Awards Winners
  • Garden Island cruise ship access
  • Key Issues Paper – Regional NSW Tourism
  • Industry views and ideas wanted for the NSW Visitor Economy Taskforce
  • ­­­­­­­­­­TICNSW welcomes our new Members
  • From the Chairman
  • Virgin Australia Cabin Crew announcement welcomed by NSW Tourism Minister
  • QANTAS Update

October 31, 2011 · by ADMIN · eNewsletters

In this Issue:

• Tickets to the NSW Tourism Awards Ceremony & Dinner are on sale now!
• Meet the Minister at Macquarie Street- Tuesday 11 October 2011
• Sydney Aviation capacity study findings due December
• REX Newcastle flights a boost for regional tourism
• Wanted: Women in Business
• Sydney Harbour YHA wins UNESCO Award
• TICNSW welcomes Carol Giuseppi to the Board
• Tourism the winner from NRL’s big day
• TICNSW welcomes our new Members

September 22, 2011 · by ADMIN · eNewsletters

In this Issue:

  • Meet the Minister at Macquarie Street- Tuesday 11 October 2011
  • First Budget a step in the right direction
  • From the Chairman
  • Merlin Entertainment Group investment welcome in NSW tourism
  • Second Sydney Airport a must for the NSW economy
  • ­­Airport Link “Tax” review a win for tourism in Sydney
  • TICNSW welcomes Richard Munro to the Board
  • “A great airline but a lousy business”… Ansett ten years on

August 5, 2011 · by ADMIN · eNewsletters, Featured

In this Newsletter:

  • TICNSW Extraordinary General Meeting
  • TICNSW welcomes new EO- Andrew Jefferies
  • Small Business, the heart of NSW Tourism.

May 16, 2011 · by ADMIN · eNewsletters

In This Newsletter:

  • New TICNSW Website
  • The China Market – More Good News
  • Sydney Visitor Information Report
  • Nominations are now open for the 2011 NSW Tourism Awards
  • Expressions of Interest: 2011 NSW Tourism Awards Judges
  • Tourism Labour Force Survey

April 1, 2011 · by ADMIN · eNewsletters

A NEW NSW GOVERNMENT-

TICNSWs focus turns to converting commitments into real actions….


TICNSW Chairman Ken Corbett with Premier Barry O’Farrell

For TICNSW, with a new NSW Government now in place, the focus turns to converting the commitments made by the coalition in their Tourism Policy, launched in February 2011, into actions.

March 16, 2011 · by ADMIN · eNewsletters

 NSW Election – The Opposition launches NSW tourism policy….

 The NSW Opposition announced their NSW Tourism Policy today stating that “A NSW Liberals & Nationals Government will create Destination NSW to sell NSW here and overseas, boost tourism funding by $45 million and strategically aim to double tourism in NSW by 2020.”

 NSW Opposition Leader Barry O’Farrell and Shadow Minister for Hospitality, Tourism and Major Events George Souris in their announcement said, “This is a plan to make NSW the number one tourism destination in Australia and double tourism in our state by 2020.A $40 million boost to the Destination NSW budget will drive our efforts to rebuild the State’s tourism industry”.

March 15, 2011 · by admin · eNewsletters

NSW Visitor Numbers on the improve ….

The latest official tourism statistics for both international and domestic visitation, recently released, showed strong improvement in the visitor numbers for NSW.

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