Brisbane Our Main Tourist Market

Brisbane Our Main Tourist Market

Brisbane, the Sunshine Coast and the Gold Coast are the South Burnett’s three main sources of tourists, according to a recent study carried out at the region’s Visitor Information Centres (VICs).

10pc Dam Discount For Locals

10pc Dam Discount For Locals

South Burnett residents can get a 10 per cent discount on campsites and cabins at the region’s two dams if they book in non-peak periods.

Council Negotiating With VSB

Council Negotiating With VSB

South Burnett Regional Council is in the process of negotiating a new agreement with local tourism organisation, Visit South Burnett (VSB).

Tourism Figures Bouncing Back

Tourism Figures Bouncing Back

The Southern Queensland Country tourism area – which includes the South Burnett – recorded almost 2.5 million domestic overnight visits in the year to September 2022, Toowoomba Mayor Paul Antonio said on Monday.

Council Vollies Enjoy Day Out

Council Vollies Enjoy Day Out

Volunteers at the Council-owned Visitor Information Centres and museums in the South Burnett recently enjoyed a “famil” (ie. familiarisation tour) of the region’s attractions.

Big Boost For Rosella Festival

Big Boost For Rosella Festival

Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington has congratulated CC and Greg Petersen, from Petersens’ Farm near Woolooga, on their recent grant success for their annual Big Rosella Festival.

Funding Boost For Agritourism

Funding Boost For Agritourism

Firebreak Farm at Neumgna is one of 12 farming businesses across Queensland which have secured a State Government Agritourism Business Grant.

Trail Closures Cost Towns Sales

Trail Closures Cost Towns Sales

Goomeri and Kilkivan businesses could be missing out on thousands of dollars in extra sales each week because Gympie Regional Council is neglecting to maintain its portion of the Kilkivan to Kingaroy Rail Trail.

$200,000 Upgrade At Dam

$200,000 Upgrade At Dam

South Burnett Regional Council hopes to attract more corporate stays at Bjelke-Petersen Dam with a planned $200,000 upgrade of facilities.

Quilt Trail Wraps Up Winter Festival

Quilt Trail Wraps Up Winter Festival

The second and final month of the Queensland Winter Craft Festival may be just about stitched up for another year, but its most exciting sewing event will be running this weekend.