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$350,000 pledged to South Coast NSW Tourism
South Coast Tourism has been earmarked to get $350,000 under a Coalition Government to promote domestic tourism, Gilmore MP, Joanna Gash announced 10 August 2010.
Continue reading...Australia Convict Sites: World Heritage
World heritage listing for Australian Convict Sites, that presents the best surviving examples of large-scale convict transportation and the colonial expansion of European powers through the presence and labour of convicts.
Continue reading...Do You Want to Save the Aussie Pub?
The Australian pub, once the cornerstone of our culture, is dying a slow and agonising death. Join Mark Chipperfield’s personal campaign to save the Great Aussie Pub.
Continue reading...NSW Councils failing to make most of heritage tourism
Some councils are failing to list items of heritage significance on their Local Environment Plans, an opportunity which the National Trust says could help boost tourism to rural areas.
Continue reading...Diving into Archaeology
As part of National Archaeology Week, Diving into Archaeology on Wednesday 19 May 2010 will be an entertaining evening designed to help you ‘dive into archaeology’ and explore the shipwrecked depths of human history.
Continue reading...eVisa
All travellers to Australia, except New Zealanders, require some kind of a Visa to visit Australia. If you have a valid passport from one of the 32 eligible countries you can apply online for your Visa (also known as an eVisa/s).
Continue reading...Website feedback winner
Heritage Tourism thanks everyone for their feedback on the new style website, and all will be considered in future development of the site.
Continue reading...Handmade In Country
Offering visitors and residents alike, unique and real experiences and products that reflect our rich cultural heritage.
Continue reading...Great Southern Rail
The mighty Indian Pacific celebrates its 40th Anniversary in February 2010. A train acclaimed not only as an Australian icon but as one of the worlds greatest train journeys.
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