WHAT WE DO

We champion Meander Valley as a tourism destination

We showcase the beauty & variety of our region to attract & retain tourists & grow our visitor economy.

We have some of the tastiest artisanal food, drink & produce at our fingertips, the largest display of arts & crafts in the Southern Hemisphere, alongside abundant agribusiness & globally significant wilderness areas.

We work to

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Position

We position Meander Valley as a premier tourism destination

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Promote

We promote the outstanding qualities & attractions of Meander Valley

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Connect

We connect business & community with tourism opportunities & support

Things we do

Engage with peak tourism bodies and decision makers to ensure our area is effectively represented.

Host networking events for members to connect with each other and meet industry representatives.

Encourage community engagement through competitions and events.

Leverage regional and state tourism campaigns, resources and opportunities.

Co-host workshops/events to support skills development and communicate tourism data, funding opportunities, initiatives and areas of strategic focus.

Meet regularly to discuss issues and activities that impact tourism and the visitor economy.

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Visual Media Competition

Contributing $1500 in prizes to creatives in our area

Things we’ve done

Visual Media Competition and exhibition focusing on Meander Valley.

Engaged with Meander Valley Council and other stakeholders to position Great Western Tiers as the short walks capital of Tasmania.

Comissioned a suite of professional videos showcasing the region as a short walks destination.

Co-hosted an Instagram storytelling workshop with The van Dieman Project.

Developed the Short Walks Capital brochure promoting short walks and businesses in the region.

Hosted Pollie in the Pub, bringing community and Meander Valley Council candidates together to talk about issues impacting local tourism.

Networking event at Meander Valley Vineyard with guest speaker, Tourism Tasmania CEO, Sarah Clark.

Networking Info Night with Visit Northern Tasmania (VNT) and the Tasmanian Hospitality Association to meet industry reps and hear the latest tourism data and forecasts from VNT CEO, Tracey Mallett.

Networking Evening and 5 Minutes of Fame Business Showcase at the Deloraine Deli

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