Tourism Accreditation
Are you ready to take your business to the next level?
Develop your service offerings, upskill, and unlock exciting new opportunities with the Quality Tourism Framework (QTF).
Backed by the Federal Government, and facilitated by the TICT, the Quality Tourism Framework provides businesses with the necessary tools and resources to ensure best practice management, customer confidence and ongoing sustainability.
Being a Quality Tourism Accredited Business signifies quality assurance and the delivery of high-quality tourism products, services and experiences. The logo is a mark of excellence, helping you stand out in a competitive environment.
To align with our TICT Emissions Reduction Program and 2030 Visitor Economy Strategy, the Tasmanian entry level accreditation is Sustainable Tourism (SUST). Once you’ve attained this accreditation level, there are several additional business development programs available for you to undertake, at no further cost.
What is the process?
Register for accreditation
Complete online application
Onsite audit
Approval
Ongoing requirement to update business documentation
Onsite audit every 3 years
Once you complete your initial accreditation, you are encouraged to consider undertaking additional programs to further enhance your business against specific markets and practices.
Why become accredited?
With so many benefits and opportunities available exclusively to Tasmanian Tourism Accredited businesses, the annual accreditation fee easily pays for itself!
More informationHow do I register?
Follow our simple registration instructions, and you'll be on your journey to becoming accredited. Plus, the TICT is with you every step of the way.
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Once you are base level accredited, you can choose from a suite of additional programs to further certify your business against standards specific to certain markets and tourism practices.
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