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25 June, 2025

Tourism body ‘grateful’

TOURISM Port Douglas Daintree (TPDD) has applauded Douglas Shire Council’s endorsement of a new $1.5 million funding agreement, reinforcing its commitment to the region’s tourism industry.


Tourism Port Douglas and Daintree executive officer Emma Tunnock (left) with Douglas Shire Mayor Lisa Scomazzon and TPDD chairwoman Rosie Douglas discuss the new funding arrangement. Picture: Douglas Shire Council
Tourism Port Douglas and Daintree executive officer Emma Tunnock (left) with Douglas Shire Mayor Lisa Scomazzon and TPDD chairwoman Rosie Douglas discuss the new funding arrangement. Picture: Douglas Shire Council

The three-year agreement ensures TPDD can continue to deliver destination marketing, visitor engagement and tourism development initiatives that align with the region’s strategic goals.

TPDD executive officer Emma Tunnock said the renewed partnership was a strong vote of confidence in the work TPDD does to support the tourism industry.

“This agreement provides the certainty we need to continue building momentum, target key markets and ensure Port Douglas and the Daintree remain top of mind for travellers year-round,” she said.

“We are truly grateful to Douglas Shire Council for their ongoing support and commitment to the success of our region.”

TPDD chairwoman Rosie Douglas highlighted the importance of the partnership.

“This funding plays a crucial role in supporting, not only TPDD’s marketing initiatives, but also the efforts of our tourism operators who invest in promoting our regions unique natural and cultural experiences,” she said.

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