Travel & Hospitality
Tasmanian Conference
The Tasmanian Tourism Conference is a two-day event in Launceston, Tasmania, for tourism operators, leaders, government, suppliers, and emerging talent. It focuses on industry insights, practical steps for competitiveness, workshops, market outlooks, and networking opportunities within Tasmania's tourism sector.
The essentials
Event details
- Dates
- November 2026
- Organiser
- Tourism Industry Council Tasmania
- Industry
- Travel & Hospitality
Who attends
The audience
As Tasmania’s flagship tourism business event, the Conference draws operators, leaders, government, suppliers and emerging talent from across the state.
As described by the organiser
On the floor
Sponsors and partners
- Spirit of Tasmania
- Bishopp Outdoor Advertising
- City of Launceston
- Cumulus Studio
- Elders Real Estate
- Impress Print
- NRMA Parks & Resorts
- Aurora Energy
- Business Events Tasmania
- Hobart Airport
- Hype
- Launceston Airport
- MooBrew
- Pennicott Wilderness Journeys
- Steadfast
- Tourism Australia
Logistics
Where to stay
Places to stay near the venue.
Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston
Cornwall Hotel
Best Western
3-11 Earl Street, 7250
Launceston Central Apartment Hotel ★★★★
16 Paterson Street, 7250
City Park Grand Hotel
Commodore Regent Hotel
Parklane Hotel
The Sebel Launceston
Stay on it
Get the next edition
When Tasmanian Conference announces its next edition, or these dates change, we read it from the organiser's own site. One email when that happens, nothing else.
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