Bravo to all the hard-working tourism awards winners!

It's tourism award season!

Find out the winners through the links below.
Listed are the Hall of Fame inductees (i.e. those who win so many times they have to give others a chance to win). 
The Gold winners of most categories will go on to represent their state at the Qantas Australian Tourism Awards, this year held in Perth on 23 February, 2018.

If you know a winner, reach out and congratulate them: they've done a lot of hard work to get there!

 

South Australian winners 

Hall of Fame inductees:


Tasmanian winners

Hall of Fame inductees:


Queensland winners

Hall of Fame inductees:

(We were contracted by QTIC to give feedback on awards submissions for some of the applicants, and we are proud to see some of these operators won awards. We know how much work went into their submissions!)
 

Northern Territory winners


Western Australian winners

Hall of Fame inductees:

NSW winners

Hall of Fame inductees:

  • Bluesfest music festival - Major Festival & Event

 

ACT (Canberra Region)

 

Victoria

Hall of Fame Inductees:

 

Attending the Tourism Awards

If you've never been to a tourism awards and wonder what they're like, here's a clip from the Queensland Tourism Awards:


Your submission

Awards submissions are a business health check on how well your business is tracking on goals and for setting some new ones, supporting business planning, development and internal analysis for tourism operators. Here is an idea of what is involved in an award application

If you are interested in applying next year, sign up to download our free guide: Write Successful Tourism Award Submissions. Don't leave it to the last moment! It's quite an involved process. If you would like help, read about how we help with award submissions

 

We won too!

We have been inspired to enter the state tourism awards next year with a win on our first destination brand development. Our brand for Tenterfield, developed with Anna Stephenson of Conscious Enterprise, won at the Regional Development Australia Northern Inland NSW Innovation Awards (Retail, Tourism, Leisure category). Read about our night!

Cristy Houghton

Cristy's unique career has taken her from country NSW to the city lights of Clarendon Street South Melbourne and back again. With an early career in radio as a copywriter and creative strategist, she is now a Jill of all trades as a graphic designer, website builder, blog writer, video editor, social media manager, marketing strategist and more. 

In fact, give her any task and this chick will figure out how to do it! Go on, we dare you!

No, really, we DARE you!!

Cristy has won two Australian Commercial Radio Awards (ACRAs) for Best Ad and Best Sales Promotion, and even has an 'Employee of the Year' certificate with her name on it.

Cristy and her husband James have traveled extensively through Russia, China and South East Asia, and have two fur-babies, Sooty (cat) and Panda (puppy). Cristy loves drinking coffee, meeting people to drink coffee, coffee tasting and coffee flavoured cocktails. She also enjoys road trips, TED Talks and watching cat videos on youtube.

http://www.embarketing.com.au
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