People in the business of tourism recognise that we must attract more 'high yield' visitors to South Australia if we are to develop a sustainable tourism industry over the long term.
The South Australian Tourism Commission (SATC) has now been selling the State to the world for 100 years. Last month we celebrated the opening of the first South Australian Tourist Bureau on King William Street.


Tiger Airways has announced it will establish a second Australian base at Adelaide Airport - a move that could bring more than 10 million extra passengers through the terminal.

The newly-upgraded South Australian Whale Centre at Victor Harbor reopened its doors in time for this year's whale-watching season, adding to the state's appeal for nature-based visitors.

The South Australian Tourism Commission has been named Tourist Board of the Year at the annual Flight Centre UK Awards Ball.

This Tourism Australia run event is a prestigious occasion and cements Exceptional Kangaroo Island's reputation as one of the best in the business.
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The promotion of South Australian tourism began 100 years ago last month, with the opening on 17 August 1908 of the first South Australian Tourist Bureau on King William Street - staffed by one tourist agent and two employees. Read on

South Australia's Food and Wine Producers have the opportunity to take advantage of the world's growing culinary market. Read on

The redevelopment of the Adelaide Parklands Rail Terminal - previously called the Keswick Railway Station - provides a world-class gateway for visitors arriving in adelaide by train. Read on

Just seven months after its grand opening, the Port Lincoln Hotel has proved itself a landmark for country South Australia, recognised as the state's hotel of the year for 2008. Read on

In 12 months ended March 2008, travel and tourism generated $4.3 billion of expenditure in South Australia. (TRA)
In the 12 months ended March 2008, South Australia received around 5.7 million visitors and 25.6 million visitor nights.
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