ATE21 sees SGBR's biggest contingent of operators ever
The Southern Great Barrier Reef operators have never been more excited to be participating in the Australian Tourism Exchange (ATE); Australia's largest tourism trade event, after the COVID-19 pandemic closed international borders.
Although many of our international friends from around the world still cannot attend the live event, we are grateful for the opportunity to meet with our fellow Australian-based industry friends in person and our international colleagues virtually to put Australia back on international travellers' bucket lists.
Our amazing Southern Great Barrier Reef is well-positioned to offer visitors from around the world a unique, accessible, safe, and personal travel experience which will be highly sought after as soon as travel Down Under is possible.
This year sees 21 operators from across the SGBR region participating in ATE, the biggest contingent the destination has ever taking to Australia's biggest tourism trade event. Follow the links below to see the SGBR's leading trade product attending ATE21 websites'.
List of SGBR operators:
- 1770LARC! Tours, Town of 1770.
- 1770reef Great Barrier Reef Eco Tours, Town of 1770.
- Beaches on Lammermoor, Yeppon. ONLINE ONLY
- Bundaberg Rum, Bundaberg.
- Echelon Apartments, Yeppoon. ONLINE ONLY
- Empire Rockhampton, Rockhampton.
- Gladstone Regional Tours, Gladstone.
- Great Keppel Island Hideaway, Yeppoon.
- Heron Island, Gladstone.
- Kellys Beach Resort, Bargara.
- Keppel Explorer, Yeppon.
- Keppel Konnections, Yeppon.
- Lady Elliot Island Eco Resort, Bundaberg.
- Lady Musgrave Experience, Bundaberg.
- Oshen Holiday Apartments, Yeppoon.
- Pumpkin Island, Yeppoon.
- Salt Apartments, Yeppoon. ONLINE ONLY
- Sandcastles 1770 Motel & Resort, Town of 1770.
- The Edge Apartment Hotel, Rockhampton.
- Villa Mirasol Motor Inn, Bundaberg.
- Wilson Island, Gladstone.
Our SGBR operators are looking forward to welcoming you and your clients to our incredible destination, we can’t wait until the day that international borders open again!
