Partnerships

A partnership with the Victorian Tourism Awards program represents a unique opportunity to:

• Gain industry and public profile, whilst supporting Victoria’s world class tourism industry
• Enjoy a range of benefits and privileges that will increase awareness of your initiatives and contribution to the tourism industry
• Deliver strong brand positioning and increase brand recognition
• Be recognised as a leading business to encourage and celebrate excellence, sustainability, innovation and creativity
• Support the recovery of Victoria’s tourism industry
• Connect with other partners and businesses within the tourism industry
• Be synonymous with a strong commitment to the advancement of professional skills and knowledge – tourism excellence

If you would like to discuss a partnership with us for the Tourism Awards, there is a number of different ways you can get involved.

Each partner receives a range of benefits tailored to their contribution.

To discuss becoming a partner, please contact us on info@vtic.com.au 

VTIC is excited to announce City of Melbourne as our Presenting Partner for the 2021 Victorian Tourism Awards.

City of Melbourne is the local government area for central Melbourne and surrounding suburbs. The City of Melbourne works with other local councils and the State Government of Victoria to ensure that Melbourne is one of the safest, healthiest, and cleanest cities in the world. It supports Melbourne’s position as Australia’s pre-eminent centre for arts and culture, education, dining and shopping.

Melbourne’s business community contributes significantly to the city’s economic prosperity and its vibrant culture. Find out more about how to start or run a business, engage with Melbourne startups, or connect with resources and support services at melbourne.vic.gov.au/business

Department of Transport (DoT) plans, builds and operates an integrated, sustainable and safe transport system for Australia’s fastest-growing state: Victoria.

Formed in 2019, the new integrated department brings together VicRoads and Public Transport Victoria, putting people and their diverse journeys at the centre of decision making. This landmark shift ensures that transport agencies and operators work towards a common goal of an integrated transport system that contributes to an inclusive, prosperous and environmentally responsible state.

Department of Transport is also responsible for the management of freight, ports, boating and fisheries for commercial and recreational uses, maintaining Victoria’s status as the freight and logistics capital of Australia. Their vision is to meet the aspirations of Victorians for a transport system that is simple, connected, accessible, reliable and safe, while supporting a productive, growing economy.

Others to be announced soon.