2015

New Chairman to Drive ATDW’s Future!

Wednesday 19 August, 2015 Australian Tourism Data Warehouse (ATDW) and our owners, all the State and Territory government tourism organisations, are very pleased to announce the appointment of Grant Hunt, as our new Chairman of the Board. “This new...

Exciting Future for the Tourism E Kit

1st July 2015 The highly regarded, multi-award winning Tourism e kit resource, which was developed by the Australian Tourism Data Warehouse (ATDW) and covers the A to Z of online marketing and distribution, is in the process of being...

Onward & Upward – New Centralised Technology Platform for ATDW

Thursday 4 June, 2015 “In order to ensure that the Australian Tourism Data Warehouse (ATDW) is future-proofed and continues to be relevant in the face of rapid changes, ATDW is excited to announce the appointment of SapientNitro, to partner...

ATDW and Bookeasy Join Forces

Wednesday 6 May, 2015 More Online Bookings for Tourism Operators The Australian Tourism Data Warehouse (ATDW) and Bookeasy have recently entered into an exciting new partnership which allows listed ATDW tourism products to seamlessly synchronise with Bookeasy data. “Both...

Prioritise your Online Marketing – Tourism e kit shows you how

Wednesday 22 April, 2015 Keeping its promise of remaining up to date and relevant to small businesses, the Australian tourism industry’s favourite online learning tool, the Tourism e kit has released a brand new tutorial, ‘How to prioritise your...

Digital Spectrum – Quarter 1, 2015

ATDW Welcomes New CEO

Tuesday 3rd Febraury 2015 Australian Tourism Data Warehouse (ATDW) and our owners, Tourism Australia and all the State and Territory government tourism organisations are very pleased to announce the appointment of Mr Mark Williams as ATDW’s new Chief Executive...

New Tutorial for Tourism e kit – Online Recruitment

Friday 30 January, 2015 Sourcing great people who are a good cultural fit and possess the correct qualifications can be a huge challenge for any business, but one which can be made easier by taking advantage of the advances...