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TradeBundaberg grows over 70% of Australia’s sweet potatoes. Now with the help of your takeaway coffee cup farms are more sustainable than ever before.

TradeJoey Caruana’s heart-felt passion for Bundaberg flavours drives the delicious menu at The Windmill Cafe Bargara and keeps the whole business thinking local.

TradeMacadamias Australia embed sustainability into every aspect of business. They’ve even used nuts as a renewable energy source for their new visitor centre!

TradeKellys Beach Resort offers great value to sustainability-minded families looking to reconnect and recharge near one of Bundaberg’s best beaches!

TradeLocated 80 kilometres Northeast of Bundaberg, Lady Elliot Island is the Southernmost Island of the Great Barrier Reef, and a sustainability success story.

Marketing

Tourism trade is playing a vital role in the Bundaberg visitor economy, with operators recommitting to the tourism distribution system by developing pricing structures. Many new products are also taking up trade mentoring to ensure they are ready for distribution in the coming months.

Marketing

Tourism & Events Queensland's 2021 Social Indicators Report for Bundaberg was released earlier this month. Results give a promising reassurance that our local community understand and support the greater good that tourism and the visitor economy can bring to the region.

TradeAt the end of a day trip to Lady Musgrave Island most people don’t want to leave. Now they can stay overnight in reef-friendly underwater cabins!

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Bundaberg’s Best Go For Gold At Queensland Tourism Week

A big week lies ahead for the Bundaberg Region’s tourism industry, with representatives from tourism & hospitality gathering in Brisbane with their colleagues from around the state for Destination IQ, the Destination Q Forum and the QTIC Queensland Tourism Awards.

Bundaberg Tourism CEO Katherine Reid is featured on the program of Indigenous tourism conference Destination IQ on Wednesday 10 November as a speaker.