Visit Victoria

Visit Victoria

Advertising Services

Melbourne, Victoria 24,099 followers

Visit Victoria is the primary tourism and events company for the State of Victoria in Australia.

About us

Visit Victoria is the tourism and events company for the State of Victoria in Australia.

Website
http://corporate.visitvictoria.com
Industry
Advertising Services
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Melbourne, Victoria
Type
Public Company
Founded
2016
Specialties
Marketing, Events, Conferences, Business Events, Major Events, Tourism, Regional Events, Brand Campaigns, Incentives, Media and Trade Familiarisations, Product Development and Marketing, Event Acquisitions, Digital Marketing, and Meetings, Incentives, Conferences & Exhibitions

Locations

  • Primary

    Tower Two, Level 28, 727 Collins Street

    Melbourne, Victoria 3008, AU

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Employees at Visit Victoria

Updates

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    The latest edition of the Official Visitor Guide for Melbourne & Victoria has everything from vibrant fashion at the spring racing carnival, to independent art at the Fringe Festival, and rooftop dining in the city or al fresco in the regions, taking in the beauty of spring blooms. The guide supports more than 300 tourism, accommodation, hospitality, and retail products, appealing to both domestic and international audiences. Thank you to our industry partners for their continued support and inspiration. Find hard copies of the guide at select Melbourne hotels, visitor information centres and airports, or read the online version here: https://bit.ly/3FtntED #VisitMelbourne #VisitVictoria #OfficialVisitorGuide #Spring

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    The Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race returns in February 2025, with the TAC People’s Ride giving everyone the chance to ride the same roads as the professionals. Sign up to take part in this celebration of cycling, with early bird pricing available until 31 August. Register: bit.ly/RideWithCadel Visit Victoria is proud to support the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race as part of our commitment to building the state’s blockbuster calendar of major sporting and cultural events.

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    Football fans will have the chance to cheer on the Socceroos as they vie for FIFA World Cup 2026 qualification, with our national team taking on Saudi Arabia at Melbourne Rectangular Stadium on 14 November. Supported by Visit Victoria, this match is part of a packed major events calendar that boosts Victoria’s record $39.3 billion visitor economy, featuring the AFL Grand Final, Melbourne Cup Carnival, Boxing Day Test and two international netball tests featuring the Australian Diamonds.

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    Goulburn Valley will enjoy a boost to local tourism as host to the unique off-grid accommodation experience, Stella the Stargazer. In a move to bolster regional travel during off-peak periods, the locally designed and built tiny home will be available for stays from 24 August to 24 November at Tahbilk Estate in Nagambie. The visit to Goulburn Valley follows a sold-out 2024 winter season at Delatite Winery in Mansfield. Stella the Stargazer forms part of Visit Victoria’s ‘Every bit different’ global marketing campaign which aims to grow the State’s record $39.3 billion visitor economy, by showcasing Victoria as a place of incredible diversity, passion and creativity. Read: https://lnkd.in/gXdnfX9J Book: www.stellastargazer.com.au. Brendan McClements Shae Keenan Holly Little Sofie Batten Erica Johnson Charles Deuchrass Lauren Dawes Greg Adshead

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    Congratulations to the winners and all finalists of the 2024 TAC Victorian Top Tourism Town Awards – 17 different destinations across Victoria that embody how our State is every bit different.   Wonderful to join Matt McDonald, Chris Porter, Victoria Tourism Industry Council (VTIC) and our passionate, creative and innovation industry operators at the stunning Cleveland Estate in Lancefield .   Felicia Mariani (GAICD) Brendan McClements Holly Little Anthony Ilott Shae Keenan Kelly Dickson Julia Swanson (GAICD)

    The winners of the 2024 TAC Victorian Top Tourism Town Awards have been revealed, with Bendigo, Daylesford and Timboon all taking home GOLD. At last night’s awards ceremony at Cleveland Estate, representatives from all over regional Victoria joined together to celebrate our TAC Victorian Top Tourism Towns in the following categories: Top Tourism Town (population over 5000) Gold - Bendigo @explorebendigo Silver – Warrnambool @iamwarrnambool Bronze - Ballarat @exploreballarat Top Small Tourism Town (population between 1,500 and 5,000) Gold – Daylesford @daylesfordmacedonranges Silver - Sorrento @officialsorrentovillage Bronze - Heathcote @exploreheathcote Top Tiny Town Town (population under 1,500) Gold – Timboon @visit12apostles Silver – Arthurs Seat @ourpeninsula Bronze -Koondrook @thegannawarra These awards recognise and celebrate towns that demonstrate a strong commitment to tourism and growing visitation, and that excel in providing an outstanding visitor experience. The three Victorian Gold Winners will now go on to compete for the title of Australia’s Top Tourism Town. Arrive safely, plan your journey and breaks ahead of time. Find all images of the night here https://lnkd.in/gEi539RG The Victorian Top Tourism Town Awards are delivered by VTIC with the support of: Naming Partner: Transport Accident Commission (@TACVictoria) Gold Partners: Department of Transport and Planning (@vicgovdtp) Gawk (@gawk.outdoor ) Storytowns (@storytownsapp) Time Out Melbourne (@timeoutmelbourne) Tourism Australia (@australia) Victoria University (@victoriauniversity)

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    We’re proud to support Bendigo Art Gallery in presenting the next blockbuster international exhibition Frida Kahlo: In her own image. Premier Jacinta Allan today announced the 2025 instalment of the Bendigo International Collections, which will bring more than 180 objects and artworks to Bendigo Art Gallery direct from Mexico’s Museo Frida Kahlo. Frida Kahlo is one of the most iconic figures in modern art, and this exhibition will invite guests to delve deeper into influences that shaped her life. The Australian exclusive exhibition is set to attract visitors from near and far and will show how Victoria’s cultural strengths deliver amazing, enriching experiences while also boosting the visitor economy.   Frida Kahlo: In her own image will run from 15 March to 13 July 2025 at Bendigo Art Gallery. Brendan McClements, Kelly Dickson, Jessica Bridgfoot Credit: La Casa Azul. Photograph by Sebastián Monsalve. © Frida Kahlo & Diego Rivera Archives. Bank of Mexico, Fiduciary in the Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo Museum Trust.

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    Happy opening day to Melbourne Airport's new Novotel and ibis Styles hotels! It was great to be a part of the ribbon cutting for the first new-build hotels in the Melbourne Airport precinct in almost 20 years. Both hotels will both play vital roles accommodating the annual 4.4 million overnight visitors forecast to visit the state by 2028. Brendan McClements Lorie Argus Adrian Williams David Alexander Stu Verrier

    • David Alexander, Adrian Williams, Lorie Argus, Brendan McClements and Stuart Verrier cut the ribbon at the new hotels.
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    An eager crowd of NRL State of Origin fans were delighted to watch on as the Queensland Maroons’ and New South Wales Blues’ coaches and captains took questions from the media today in Fed Square. After Flinders Street Station was illuminated in Origin colours, the media call is the latest sign Origin fever is sweeping Melbourne. And while the crowd at today’s event were animated, it will be nothing compared to the MCG tomorrow night when the teams face off in Game Two of the series. To witness the action live, head to nrl.com to snap up one of the remaining tickets.

    • State of Origin captains and coaches sitting at tables answering questions from the media at today's media call
    • Flinders Street Station illuminated in maroon and blue lights

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