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Local tourism operators and stakeholders gained first-hand insights from Spirit of Tasmania’s CEO, Bernard Dwyer, ahead of the first ship’s arrival to Geelong in October.
A 10-year plan to help guide Geelong and The Bellarine’s visitor economy through its pandemic recovery and beyond has been released for community feedback.
Study Geelong, an initiative of Tourism Greater Geelong and The Bellarine, is looking for Geelong locals to show off the best things to see and do in our region as part of its International Friends Program.
We’re back with another visitor snapshot – this time around it’s specifically for Geelong and The Bellarine.
From today (Tuesday 29 March 2022) locals and visitors to our region can claim 25% of their dining and entertainment bills.
See which Team Tourism members are involved in the 2022 Geelong Design Week.
Bill Mithen will commence as Tourism Greater Geelong and The Bellarine (TGGB) board chair from 12 April 2022 for a three-year term.
The Victorian Government has today announced the further easing of pandemic orders, including masks and working from home, from 11:59pm Friday 25 February 2022.
As hospitalisation numbers steady and community transmission continues to decrease, the Victorian Government has today announced new pandemic orders that will come into effect from 6:00pm Friday 18 February 2022.
The Victorian Government has released a series of six new community-led action plans that support communities to prepare and adapt to the impacts of climate change.
The Victorian Government has released a series of six new community-led action plans that support communities to prepare and adapt to the impacts of climate change.
We’re currently seeking proposals from appropriately skilled practitioners to develop a comprehensive 10-year Sustainable Destination Masterplan (DMP) for Greater Geelong and The Bellarine.