About TICT
Tourism Industry Council Tasmania (TICT) is the peak body representing the Tasmanian tourism industry. We are a not-for-profit organisation, promoting the value of tourism and advocating on behalf of our industry.
Our vision is a united tourism industry, working with government and the community to deliver:
- World class visitor experiences;
- Sustainable growth and profitability for our tourism operators; and
- A buoyant Tasmanian visitor economy.
Industry Council
TICT brings the Tasmanian tourism industry together through our large, representative and voluntary Industry Council.
Twenty-four directors, elected by TICT members, represent all sectors of the industry and regions of Tasmania. Directors serve a two-year term, with half-Council elections at each Annual General Meeting. The Council meets 8 times each year to discuss industry policy and priorities, oversee TICT’s industry programs, and determine industry strategy and direction.
The Chair of Tourism Industry Council Tasmania is Daniel Leesong.
Daniel is Managing Director of Coal River Farm and was appointed TICT Chair in May 2016.
Daniel is supported by two Deputy Chairs: Robert Pennicott, Managing Director of Pennicott Wilderness Journeys, and Simon McDermott, Managing Director of McDermott's Coaches.
The Chair and Deputy Chairs are appointed by the Directors every two years.
Learn more about who's who on the TICT Industry Council.
Our Team
Our small but passionate team is committed to progressing the Industry Council’s agenda for, and on behalf of, the Tasmanian tourism industry.
More informationOur Organisational Strategic Plan
TICT Directions 2018-21 is our organisational strategic plan.
More informationOur Industry Strategies
On behalf of the Tasmanian tourism industry, TICT partners with the Tasmanian Government to progress the two key strategies guiding the growth and development of tourism in the state.
More informationTICT Membership
Membership of Tourism Industry Council Tasmania is open to all tourism businesses, associations and individuals who have an interest in the Tasmanian tourism industry.
More informationResearch, Reports & Submissions
Our twice-yearly Tasmanian Tourism Industry Sentiment Survey measures operators’ business performance compared to previous years, their expectations for the coming season and general outlook for the industry.
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