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  • Canada Tourism Council NZ
    Stretching from the Pacific to the Atlantic and deep into the Arctic, Canada is a big country, with a lot of places to experience. Rugged mountain peaks and soft sandy beaches. Bustling cosmopolitan cities surrounded by quiet cosy villages. Vast areas of wilderness and spectacular natural sights. Innovative attractions to delight the imagination. Diverse and endlessly engaging. Canada is made for exploring.
  • Mackay Tourism
    Mackay Tourism Limited, and the Mackay Region of North Queensland, Australia. We hope you will enjoy gathering our information and ideas to make your stay with us a very special experience. We are fortunate to call this beautiful area of Queensland our home, and we trust you, too, will thoroughly enjoy every day and every visit, for whatever purpose.

    For immediate visitor information use the tool bar above and the ‘Book Now’ button. For our Mackay Convention Bureau and our Mackay Tourism corporate sites, use the buttons to the right.
  • Tourism Industry Council NSW
    The Tourism Industry Council NSW is the industry voice of Australia’s largest and most diverse tourism market. Tourism contributes more than $20 billion and 180,000 jobs to the State economy, making it one of the most important of all markets for the State.
    Formed in 2001, the organisation is focused on lobbying State and Federal Government to enaure New South Wales remains the number one tourism destination in Australia. As an advocate for all companies with an interest in tourism, it works with government, industry and community stakeholders to boost investment, employment and promotional opportunities for tourism throughout the State.
  • Hotel Motel and Accommodation Association of Australia
    The Hotel Motel & Accommodation Association is the peak body for the Australian accommodation industry. It is a specialist organisation working for employers in the accommodation industry.
    HMAA represents a range of accommodation establishments including 5 Star Hotels, Resorts, Motels, Motor Inns, Bed & Breakfasts, Boarding Houses, Backpackers and Time Share Establishments in metropolitan and regional Australia adding up to a membership base of over1500 properties and some 60,000 guest rooms. HMAA offers a range of services and opportunities which will assist accommodation properties and corporate businesses in their day-to-day activities.
    The Association was formed to represent the interests of registered accommodation operators within the Tourism and Hospitality Industry and is registered as an Industrial Organisation of Employers.
  • Australian Federation of Travel Agents
    To be truly representative of the travel agents of Australia.
    To enhance the professionalism and profitability of its members through effective representation in industry and government affairs, education and training, and by identifying and satisfying the needs of the travelling public.
    To promote travel and domestic tourism.
    AFTA encourages all members to embrace the AFTA Code of Ethics as shown below, in the interests of good business practice, however, it is acknowledged that this is not legally binding or enforceable by law.