Strategic PR

The directors of Tourism Port Douglas and Daintree (TPDD) are pleased to announce Tara Bennett will be the organisation’s new executive officer.

Operators in Port Douglas are reporting strong trade for the upcoming Easter period on the back of a positive start to 2014.

Celebrating the launch of its state-of-the-art interactive new website, Port Douglas Incentives is offering one lucky person the chance to win an all inclusive six-night luxury delegate experience.

One of Australia’s favourites festivals, Port Douglas Carnivale, will celebrate its 20th anniversary in style with Mackay Sugar signing on as one of its main sponsors for the forthcoming celebration.

A swag of prizes totalling more than $4000 is up for grabs for the person who will be crowned Miss Port Douglas Carnivale Ambassador 2014.

Yungaburra’s impressive strangler fig, which is more than 500 years old, will be used to entice hundreds of thousands of visitors to the Atherton Tablelands as the latest Discover visitor guide is launched.

The search is now on for a vivacious and well spoken Miss Port Douglas Carnivale Ambassador 2014 who is 18 to 35 and incredibly passionate about Port Douglas.

A decision to incorporate feng shui into the design of a prestigious masterplanned community in Caravonica is paying dividends as Chinese and other international investors look to property in North Queensland.

In a move never before seen by a local tourism operator, the Daintree Discovery Centre is offering a full refund on the cost of the Daintree River Ferry for the month of February.

The promotional campaign for Port Douglas Carnivale 2014 is underway with Tourism Port Douglas and Daintree hosting five VIP journalists from across Australia at the weekend.