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Australian Tourism Data Warehouse (ATDW) Support

The Australian Tourism Data Warehouse (ATDW) is Australia’s national platform for digital tourism information. Eligible tourism businesses can create a listing for their accommodation, tour, food and drink establishment, event and more, free of charge. These listings appear on websites such as visitmountgambier.com.au, southaustralia.com, australia.com and other ATDW distributor websites.

There are many benefits of listing your business on ATDW, including massive exposure over multiple websites while only having to list once, better control of your information and brand and being provided with direct statistics on leads to your business.

South Australia’s ATDW Support and Marketing Hub

The South Australian Tourism Commission (SATC) have created an ATDW Support and Marketing Hub to help businesses find out how to get started, tips and tricks to help optimise digital marketing efforts, upcoming information sessions and hear success stories from South Australian tourism operators using ATDW.

ATDW Support and Marketing Hub

Looking to speak to someone about your ATDW listing?

City of Mount Gambier’s Economy, Strategy and Engagement team want to help enable you to maximise your exposure through ATDW. Get in touch with the team.

Economy, Strategy and Engagement team
08 8721 2555
ese@mountgambier.sa.gov.au

Contact

City of Mount Gambier
Economy, Strategy and Engagement team

ese@mountgambier.sa.gov.au

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Acknowledgment of Country

As we invite you to explore Mount Gambier and surrounds, we ask that alongside us, you respect the living culture and connection to Country held by the Boandik peoples.

We acknowledge the Boandik peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land Mount Gambier sits upon today. We respect their spiritual relationship with the land and recognise the deep feelings of attachment our First Nations peoples have with the land.

As we invite you to explore Mount Gambier and surrounds, we ask that alongside us, you respect the living culture and connection to Country held by the Boandik peoples.

We acknowledge the Boandik peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land Mount Gambier sits upon today. We respect their spiritual relationship with the land and recognise the deep feelings of attachment our First Nations peoples have with the land.