Two small but fast Queensland-based tourism businesses have teamed up despite socially distancing to make a tourism recovery program available to the world, in an instant.
In Queensland, Australia, the State tourism organisation, Tourism and Events Queensland is leading the way in the industry through the Best of Queensland Experiences program and encouraging operators to achieve a quality standard in their online reputation.
Utilise the downtime to up-skill, connect with their industry colleagues to stay motivated and prepare their product for the new normal is what Tourism businesses should be focusing on instead of watching Netflix during the Lockdown. Whilst no industries will escape the devastating impact of the Corona virus, the 279,000 businesses & 1 million people that
We have developed free resources to help tourism businesses impacted by the bushfires get back on their feet. They include communication templates, free online workshop and link to important resources.
Pssst, related resources you may want to check out first… Bushfire Recovery Information for businesses What to do when a disaster causes a negative perception of your destination Disasters like bushfire, drought, floods and cyclones ravage our nature and cause destruction to peoples’ lives and businesses. In regional communities, tourism plays a significant role in
Video interview series with leading Australian tourism marketing experts on how regions and operators can put their best foot forward smartly and quickly to recover from the latest natural disasters.
