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In a joint statement issued today, the two Boards of Bundaberg Tourism and Gladstone Area Promotion and Development Ltd (GAPDL), announced a milestone agreement to form a new tourism entity for the two regions.

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The Southern Great Barrier Reef (SGBR) has been announced as a finalist in "Partner of the Year" category of the Australian Tourism Export Council (ATEC) Awards for excellence in destination marketing for the second year running.

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The past few months have been extremely busy for BT's marketing team, with Connie working with Wide Bay Kids to roll out the Bundaberg Region Inclusive Tourism Legacy Building project.

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Please join us for the 53rd Annual General Meeting of Bundaberg Region Ltd.

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Bundaberg Tourism and the regional tourism industry were delighted to host Tourism and Events Queensland (TEQ) Group Executive of Marketing Kim McConnie and Racheal Klitscher, Destination Partnerships Director to spend some time in the Bundaberg region understanding the destination and our operators.

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Combining an incredible close-up encounter with the region’s population of nesting turtles with leading sustainable design, operations and First Nations-guided tours, Turtle Sands is set to deliver a new breed of nature-based experiential holidays for guests.

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Guardian of the Reef campaign by Tourism Tropical North Queensland and Expedia is putting eco-certified operators from the Southern Great Barrier Reef on a global stage

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With Turtle Season just around the corner, Bundaberg’s Destination website is getting ready for to welcome a mass influx of visitors, with tickets for the Mon Repos Turtle Encounter Tours going on sale 12pm, Monday 2 September 2024.

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The inaugural Bundaberg Region Futures Forum was held last week on Thursday 25 July, bringing together local businesses, not for profit organisations, government representatives and members of the local community to explore what the future may hold for the Bundaberg region.

The central theme of the forum was the duality of our future - one which is uncertain and chaotic, but also one which is brimming with opportunity for the Bundaberg region.

It highlighted the challenges our community faces alongside the potential for growth and innovation.