The Victorian Tourism Awards represent an industry framework for peer recognition which fosters a culture for business development excellence and innovation. The Awards have assisted the Victorian Tourism Industry for over 30 years in striving for excellence. During this period, more than 3,000 businesses have entered the Awards and have benefited through thorough examination of their business practice, with many recognised as winners at a national level.
Winners and Finalists of the Victorian Tourism Awards are determined by achieving a score of 75% or above. The winner is the highest scoring entrant in each category. Hall of Fame is awarded to an entrant that has won the same category over 3 consecutive years.
Entering the Victorian Tourism Awards is an online entry process combined with a site visit from a judge. Entrants must provide responses in their submission that relate to their activity in the financial year 2018/19. Winners of categories 1 through to 25 automatically enter the Qantas Australian Tourism Awards for a chance at being recognised as the best in the country.
28 /06/ 2016
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If you submitted a business entry in the 2015 RACV Victorian Tourism Awards, you are entitled to the special VTIC …
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Throughout April and May, the VTIC Regional Roadshow presented 12 tourism award workshops across Victoria. These workshops provided entrants …
Entrants from 2014 and 2015 who are again nominating their business in the same category, may like to consider …
The deadline to nominate to enter the 2016 RACV Victorian Tourism Awards has been extended to Friday 22 July, 5pm. Your …
10 /06/ 2016
If you haven’t yet nominated to enter this year’s RACV Victorian Tourism Awards, here is a reason to do …
09 /06/ 2016
The Qantas Australian Tourism Awards (QATAs), a premier event for the nation’s tourism industry, will be held in Darwin for …
28 /06/ 2016
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2015 entrant benefit
If you submitted a business entry in the 2015 RACV Victorian Tourism Awards, you are entitled to the special VTIC …
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