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A bold, state of the art renewal for Hyde Park Barracks Museum; e Global Travel Media
Sydney Living Museums announces a major renewal of Hyde Park Barracks Museum that will see the UNESCO World Heritage-listed site transformed with a rich new, immersive visitor experience like no other…
Source: A bold, state of the art renewal for Hyde Park Barracks Museum
18 of the best snorkelling spots in the world; Yeong Sassall; Vogue
From Bora Bora to the Great Barrier Reef; these are the best snorkelling spots in the world.
Tassie firm wins tourism contract; Emily Baker; Sunday Tasmanian
A Hobart planning firm has received a $300,000 government contract to help to develop a long-awaited tourism strategy for the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area.
9 things to do in Sydney; Kate Springer; CNN
With sandy shores and world-class dining, Sydney is an unparalleled holiday spot. Here are the nine best things to do from catching a wave to catching a show.
Source: 9 things to do in Sydney
Tasmania is riding the wave of a visitor influx, but is everyone on board?; Ellen Coulter; ABC
Funnelling the Tassie tourist influx away from Hobart to other areas of the state is the next focus of the sector, but are the regional areas set up to cope?
Source: Tasmania is riding the wave of a visitor influx, but is everyone on board?
Get inspired by Pantone’s 2019 Color of the Year and explore barrier reefs in the New Year; Benedetta Geddo; Lonely Planet
8 Places Where Travelers Are Banned (17 Where We’re Not Wanted); Chris Ebersole; The Travel
Some places are straight-up sick of tourists, some ecosystems have been withering away and need some space to recover…
Source: 8 Places Where Travelers Are Banned (17 Where We’re Not Wanted)
Australia’s problem with Aboriginal World Heritage; Ian Lilley & Celmara Pocock; The Conversation
Of Australia’s 19 World Heritage sites, only two recognise our Indigenous heritage. None of the our three cultural sites do so.
Surviving bleached Barrier Reef coral ‘more resilient to heat’; AFP
Corals on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef that survived bleaching from rising sea temperatures were more resistant to another bout of hot conditions the following year, scientists said Tuesday, a “silver lining” for the embattled ecosystem. The 2,300-kilometre (1,400-mile) long UNESCO World…
Source: Surviving bleached Barrier Reef coral ‘more resilient to heat’
