Resources

View our simple guide to having your event listed on visitvictoria.com via the ATDW.

View an introduction to ATDW for tourism operators

Report published in 2016 by the Victorian Government outlines the strategic priorities to achieve stronger economic success by 2025.

The Regional Event Fund Guidelines outlines the fund objectives, eligibility, application and assessment process.

A guide to assist you in your international marketing and financial priorities.

Annual State of Industry Research Report by Tourism Research Australia for 2017-2018.

Latest analysis of the International Visitor Survey (IVS) results by Tourism, Events and Visitor Economy (TEVE) Research Unit for the year ending March 2019.

The MCB Annual Report 2017 - 2018 outlines the achievements of the organisation year ending June 2018.

The Visit Victoria Annual Report 2017 - 2018 outlines the achievements of the organisation in its second year of operation ending June 2018.

The 2018 Melbourne Planners’ Guide supports you with planning a business event in Melbourne and across regional Victoria.

Tourism Excellence is made up of several free guides offered by Visit Victoria to help you grow your business.

Latest analysis of the National Visitor Survey (NVS) results by Tourism, Events and Visitor Economy (TEVE) Research Unit for the year ending March 2019.

View our webinar on how to make the most of your ATDW listing to maximise your business or event marketing efforts.

View our answers to frequently asked questions regarding ATDW listings.

View our comprehensive guide on how to optimise your ATDW listing.

View our user friendly guide to help you create an ATDW listing to market your business or event.

View our user friendly guide on how to renew your ATDW listing to continue to market your business or event.

Visit Victoria has teamed up with the Victorian Tourism Industry Council (VTIC) to produce a booklet outlining how businesses and industry can engage with their local council staff to grow the visitor economy in their community.

This regional map developed by Tourism, Events and Visitor Economy (TEVE) Research Unit provides information on the sub-regions that make up Victoria's 12 tourism regions. These regions form the basis of quarterly data reported from the National Visitor Survey (NVS) and the International Visitor Survey (IVS), published by Tourism Research Australia.

The State Tourism Satellite Accounts 2016-2017 Report by Tourism Research Australia highlights the importance of tourism to each state and territory’s economy. Released 4 April 2018.

Information on partnership program inclusions and benefits for 2017 - 2018.

Video highlighting the growth in the visitor economy with new major events secured, increased regional marketing and events support, a boosted interstate footprint & expansion of international partnerships.

Report published in 2016 by the Victorian Government outlines the 2016-2020 priorities and medium term actions, aligned with the Victorian Visitor Economy Strategy.

Report highlights Visit Victoria's 2017 international marketing initiatives in key countries across traditional and digital platforms.

The Visit Victoria Annual Report 2016 - 2017 outlines the achievements of the organisation in its first year of operation ending June 2017.