The 2018 Outback Queensland Tourism Symposium & Awards will shine under the spotlight from 1-4 November in Roma.
Oakwood House is a beautifully restored century-old home in the heart of Tambo, Queensland.
Join a guided tour of the workshop, laboratory and collection centre. It’s not every day you get to see a 95 million year old dinosaur bone up close! Take your seat in the multi-media Theatre that brings our ancient giants to life. Stay overnight in our beautiful 4 star accommodation, toast marshmallows around the fire pit and star gaze under a spectacular night sky.
Embark on an epic 15-day Outback Legends self-drive adventure, a road trip that promises to ignite the spirit of exploration and wonder.
Discover the outback without limits on this 2-day Accessible Quilpie Shire itinerary. Explore fascinating museums, galleries, and ancient landscapes — all with accessible facilities.
Uncover Outback Queensland's fossil mysteries and delve into its ancient past on this exclusive package. Stay two nights at our beautiful onsite accommodation and join a selection of tailored dinosaur experiences. See a 95-million-year old dinosaur bone up close and meet 'Cooper' Australia's largest dinosaur. Learn about the incredible mega beasts that came after the dinosaur's extinction. Work side-by-side with our senior technicians, identifying and preparing fossils.
During Outback Queensland Tourism’s night of nights, all corners of the outback were recognised for their contribution to the tourism industry across 15 categories and two separate awards. Cobbold Gorge received two awards for their excellence as a tourist attraction and hosted accommodation. Meanwhile winning-streaks formed with three operators taking home awards in the same […]
The winners of the 2019 Outback Queensland Tourism Awards were announced over the weekend in host town, Winton. Over 200 tourism representatives gathered in Winton over three days of the 2019 Outback Queensland Tourism Symposium and Awards to celebrate the Year of Outback Tourism. A total of 15 categories saw awards given to a range […]
OUTBACK QUEENSLAND TOURISM EXCELLENCE AWARDS KEY DATESAward Submissions Open – 20 January 2023Award Submissions Close – 3 February 2023Awards Announced – 8 March 2023 The 2022 Outback Queensland Tourism Excellence Awards highlight, recognise and celebrate the outstanding achievements of OQTA members during the 12-month period from January to December 2022. Last held in 2019, the […]
Start your Outback Adventure in Quilpie. Fishing, dinosaurs, opal fossicking and an outback station stay....it's all here in a fun filled 3 day adventure
Queensland Heritage Park and Visitor Information Centre offers affordable camping in Biloela, in the Banana Shire.
Located within the reception building of the Eromanga Natural History Museum, the 4th Trochanter Café is the perfect place to relax.
The 7-Day Dinosaur Trail isn't just a road trip; it's a journey back in time, blending scientific marvels with the rugged beauty of Outback Queensland.
The 7-Day Outback Giants Drive promises an immersive and unforgettable exploration of Queensland's extraordinary Outback.
A self-guided tour of the Oil Patch Museum, stand beneath the rigs and gain an understanding of the the Australian oil, gas and energy industry.
In the heart of Queensland’s Outback, Croydon’s railway heritage tells the story of a gold rush boomtown connected by the historic Normanton to Croydon line.
AOK Moondarra Caravan Park provides quality accommodation to the travelling public and caravanners for long or short term stays in Mount Isa.
Offering outstanding accommodation for corporate guests and travellers, the Abacus Motel Mount Isa is situated close to the airport (4-minute drive).
This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp, below is the information provided by the Host regarding their offering. “Abbieglassie” is 110km south of MItchell in Mulga country with some box flats and pretty waterholes on the Wallum Creek. We have 30,216ha and run cattle and some sheep. There is plenty of bird life.Camping is on […]
Once a thriving town, Adavale's population has dwindled but the locals have done a marvellous job celebrating their history, culture and dry Outback humour.
When in Adavale pop in to the Adavale Pub and General Store for a bite to eat, cold drink and a chat.
A herd of little white bulls has joined Aramac's famous White Bull to recognise the exploits of Harry Redford.
Following the peaceful waters of Bungil Creek, this 1.7 kilometre shared concrete paved pathway is ideal for walkers, joggers and cyclists.
Retrace the tracks of Cobb & Co, as you traverse the unique and fascinating Adventure Way.
Agritourism 101 Webinar Are you ready to explore diversifying your agricultural practices? If you are curious about or new to agritourism and need help getting started, this is for you. Explore how agritourism can introduce new revenue streams, bring visitors to your region and highlight the unique charm of your property. This informative session with […]