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Outback Queensland Destination Management Plan Project

The Destination Management Plan will sustainably grow Outback Queensland tourism, outlining priorities, strategies, and actions.

Outback Queensland driving tourism success in Queensland

From sold-out events and attractions to busy roads and accommodation houses, Outback Queensland is shaping up as a tourism driving force and bringing Queenslanders along for the ride.

Outback Queensland events calendar ramps up for bumper 2021

Outback Queensland’s iconic events calendar is back in full swing in 2021 and is shaping up to draw bumper crowds, while boosting local economies and spirits along the way.

Outback Queensland Launches 2023 Travel Season

OUTBACK QUEENSLAND LAUNCHES 2023 TRAVEL SEASON– BIG SKIES AND BIGGER ADVENTURES IN NEW TRAVELLER’S GUIDE Launching Wednesday, 8 March, Outback Queensland’s 2023 Traveller’s Guide will have Aussies packing their bags and hitting the highway for big skies and bigger adventures as Outback Queensland Tourism Association officially launches this year’s tourism season. The all-new 2023 Traveller’s […]

Outback Queensland Launches 2024 Travel Season

SADDLE UP FOR ADVENTURE! OUTBACK QUEENSLAND UNLEASHES 2024 TRAVELLER’S GUIDE FEATURING NEW “WELLNESS WAY” HOT SPRINGS TRAIL Launching Tuesday, 20 February, Outback Queensland Tourism Association proudly unveils the much-anticipated 2024 Outback Traveller’s Guide, inviting adventurers far and wide to immerse themselves in a tapestry of new experiences amidst the vast landscapes and rich culture of […]

Outback Queensland Launches Agritourism Mentoring Program

Ten Outback farmers or graziers will be offered free agritourism mentoring as part of a new project to develop the sector in Outback Queensland. The Outback Queensland Tourism Association (OQTA) has partnered with agritourism development experts Sparrowly Group to deliver the tailored one-on-one mentoring program to support farmers or graziers looking to develop or enhance […]

Outback Queensland ready for national breakfast TV spotlight

Would-be travellers from across Australia will be getting a big bite of Outback Queensland with their breakfast from 21 -24 May as the Channel 9 Today Show visits Winton, Longreach, Muttaburra and Blackall.

Outback Queensland region shines at state tourism awards

Iconic Outback Queensland event, Birdsville Races, and tourism operator Adels Grove Camping Park have come out on top with Gold accolades at this year’s annual Queensland Tourism Awards as the region’s tourism operators and individuals celebrate the industry’s many achievements. Hosted by the Queensland Tourism Industry Council (QTIC) and presented by Queensland Airports Limited in […]

Outback Queensland River Junction Drive

Begin your journey in Jundah, on the banks of the Thomson River with its panoramic river views and drives.

Outback Queensland secures strong result in Regional Tourism Infrastructure Fund

Outback Queensland has secured more than a quarter of the projects approved for funding under the first round of the Queensland Government’s Regional Tourism Infrastructure Fund. Outback Queensland Tourism Association CEO Denise Brown said the result was a strong outcome for the region and a clear recognition of the quality and readiness of projects being […]

Outback Queensland shines at 2018 Queensland Tourism Awards

Outback Queensland tourism operators have been recognised as visitor favourites amassing eight accolades across seven categories at this year’s sold out Queensland Tourism Awards tonight. The annual awards celebrate the dedicated individuals and successful operators of the state’s $25 billion tourism industry. A total of 87 awards, including 26 gold, 26 silver, 26 bronze, seven […]

Outback Queensland shines at Queensland Tourism Awards

Outback Queensland takes home six accolades at this year’s Queensland Tourism Awards over the weekend, proving its strength as a region in the state’s $25 billion tourism industry.   Outback Queensland collected three Gold, one Silver, one Bronze, and one Highly Commended award from Queensland Tourism Awards, out of a total 160 nominations across the State.  […]

Outback Queensland takes home three silvers at the Australian Tourism Awards

Outback Queensland collected three silver awards at this year’s Australian Tourism Awards over the weekend, placing in three out of four eligible categories.   The Mount Isa Mines Rotary Rodeo took out second place for the Festival and Events category and Cobbold Gorge picked up in the Hosted Accommodation section.    Fun over Fifty, a tour operator with six out of […]

Outback Queensland to feature in six-part TV series

The Seven Network begins screening a six-part series on Outback Queensland this coming weekend.

Outback Queensland Tourism in strategic move to LGAQ HQ

Outback Queensland’s peak tourism body has moved to strengthen its partnerships with local councils by relocating its offices to Local Government House in Brisbane. Outback Queensland Tourism Association (OQTA) Chair and Blackall-Tambo Mayor Cr Andrew Martin said the strategic move would allow the organisation to work even more collaboratively with its 19 partner councils. “Outback […]

Outback Queensland tourism trade event the hottest ticket in town

Outback Queensland Tourism Association is kicking off 2021 at a cracking pace as it gets set to host its sold out Outback Queensland Muster - the first major travel trade event in Queensland since COVID restrictions came into place.

Outback Queensland wins at the Qantas Australian Tourism Awards

Three Outback Queensland tourism operators were successful in winning their categories at the Qantas Australian Tourism Awards held over the weekend. Mount Isa Mines Rodeo won Gold in the Festival & Events Category, Fun Over Fifty won Gold in the Ecotourism category and Cobbold Gorge took out the Silver in the Hosted Accommodation category. Hosted […]

Outback Queensland Young Tourism Leaders ready for 2022

Meet our Young Tourism Leaders representing Outback Queensland in 2022 - Corey Richards, Operations Manager at Eromanga Natural History Museum, and Erin Lee, Tourism and Events Officer at Paroo Shire Council.

OUTBACK QUEENSLAND. IT’S SOMETHING ELSE.

OUTBACK QUEENSLAND. IT’S SOMETHING ELSE. The Outback Queensland. It’s Something Else tourism campaign has officially launched, led by Tourism and Events Queensland in partnership with Outback Queensland Tourism Association. The campaign was launched by Queensland Tourism Minister Andrew Powell alongside Tourism and Events Queensland CEO Craig Davidson and OQTA Chair Shaun Radnedge. Assistance has been […]

Outback Regional Snapshot (Year End: Dec, 2015)

The Outback Queensland Tourism Association has recently received the results of domestic and international visitation for the year ending December 2015.   For any questions or comments about visitor statistics please email: research@queensland.com        

Outback Station Stay & Save

Stay a little longer. Save a little more 🌾 Enjoy 20% off your stay when you book 4+ nights at Charlotte Plains. More time to soak, explore, and unwind in the Outback.

Outback Tourism sweeps major prizes at Grey Nomad Awards

Outback Queensland tourism shone bright last night at the Grey Nomad Tourism Awards with local operators taking out top gongs including the ultimate award - ‘Best of the Best’ - going to Les Wilson Barramundi Discovery Centre in Karumba.

Outback Unearthed – 8 Days Far West

From ancient dinosaur discoveries and pioneering history to character-filled towns and vast, soul-stirring landscapes, this immersive eight-day loop from Mount Isa reveals the rich heritage and captivating spirit of Outback Queensland. Blending the region’s rich mining history with authentic country experiences, this journey unearths the stories, people, places and prehistoric discoveries that define Outback Queensland’s […]

Outback Writers Festival

If you enjoy writing, reading, meeting authors, learning how to write or just enjoy outback books in general, this annual festival is for you.

Outer Barcoo Interpretation Centre

The Outer Barcoo Interpretive Centre, a museum depicting the evolution of nature from 100 million years ago to the present.

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