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The Bundaberg region is made up of a diverse group of communities with passionate people, natural assets and extraordinary visitor experiences. Bundaberg Tourism aims to represent the entire region and its experiences and can only do that with the proactive support and engagement with residents and business owners across the region.

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With the Easter holidays bringing a surge of visitors to the Bundaberg Region, a Pop-Up Visitor Information Hub will welcome, assist and inspire visitors in Woodgate Beach thanks to a partnership between First National Woodgate Beach and Bundaberg Tourism.

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Some of Bundaberg’s favourite personalities will be showcased in the nation’s living rooms through Channel Nine’s lifestyle show My Way this March.

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The most anticipated awards event in the Australian tourism industry calendar will take place on 18 March 2022, when the largest ever representation of Bundaberg and the Southern Great Barrier Reef tourism operators travel to the Sunshine Coast for the 2021 Qantas Australian Tourism Awards.

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Bundaberg welcomed Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk this week, who announced from Mon Repos Turtle Centre that Queensland will shine in the first national tourism campaigns in more than 18 months.

TradeTourism Sentiment Index has released Leading Places: The 100 Most Loved Destinations Around the World for 2021, and Bundaberg is #61 in the rankings. 

TradeSample Bundaberg’s iconic ginger beer and 15 other natural brews from local ingredients at the Big Barrel on Bargara Road, right in the centre of town.

TradeSustainability has always been part of Bundaberg Rum’s story. See how they make their award-winning rum on the distillery tour recently voted the world’s best.

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.