Tropical Tablelands Tourism, corporate arm of Discover Atherton Tablelands, is rebranding to Tourism Atherton Tablelands in a bold move designed to consolidate the marketing potential of the region. Eddy Nye, chair of Tourism Atherton Tablelands, said rebranding the...

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to wreak havoc on the Australian economy, the federal government has pledged a total of around $189 billion in stimulus packages to try to stop the country from crumbling.  The Queensland Government has committed $4 billion to...

Visitors planning their holiday to the Atherton Tablelands has got a whole lot easier with the launch of our free Concierge Service.  This online portal provides visitors with a general itinerary based on information provided including when they are travelling, how...

Clear, simple messaging focusing on the “perfect” experiences that can be found on the Atherton Tablelands was the inspiration behind the local tourism organisations's new destination brand. Tabling his report at the annual general meeting, outgoing Chairman Brett...

The Atherton Tablelands will have some very special guests this month – the writers and journalists who show the country how to holiday. Tropical North Queensland is hosting the 2019 conference of the Australian Society of Travel Writers and Atherton Tablelands tour...

Arguably the world’s most gruelling mountain bike race – the Atherton Tableland’s Croc Trophy – celebrates its silver anniversary this year. The Croc Trophy attracts an international peloton of riders each year and priceless international media attention with its...

With over 70% of visitors using digital platforms to source information on a destination, our brochure carousel is prooving to be popular with visitors. The brochure carousel launched in July 2018 includes product and regional brochures available to download or view...

One of the many benefits of partnering with Tourism Atherton Tablelands (TAT)  is brochure display at 7 accredited visitor information centres. This initiative is in partnership with Mareeba Shire Council and Tablelands Regional Council in accordance with each...

An iconic shot of the Barron Falls looking spectacular in full flood from February this year will be used to entice more than half a million visitors to the Atherton Tablelands over the next 12 months. Tropical Tablelands Tourism (TTT) chair Michael Trout said it was...