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A Spectacular Night For The Tourism Industry
The Australian Tourism industry is getting ready to celebrate the personality and dedication of Australia’s tourism operators as they announce the “best of the best” at the Australian Tourism Awards on the Gold Coast this month.
This exciting evening will be held at the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre on Friday 24 February.
Help us celebrate the industry’s night of nights and congratulate the outstanding efforts of finalist tourism businesses, key industry operators and industry bodies from all over Australia.
Entertainment will include the talented Christine Anu and the premiere of the Australian Outback Spectacular with Lee Kernaghan. Entertainment group, Funky Film Express will provide post dinner dance music.
It’s not too late to attend for interested industry members. For ticket sales and information please call Jane Richmond on 07 3535 5200
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