The Whitsunday Skyway project has received a $5 million government funding boost to support its development. This investment will help enhance tourism infrastructure in the Whitsunday region, aiming to attract more visitors and create new economic opportunities. Originally published in the Whitsunday Life on 22nd November 2024

Elizabeth Hackett was recently honored with the prestigious Marie Watson-Blake Award for Outstanding Contribution by an Individual at the 2024 Queensland Tourism Industry Council (QTIC) Awards. This award recognises her exceptional leadership and vision in transforming the tourism sector, particularly in the Whitsundays region. Article originally published on the 22nd November 2024

The Whitsunday Skyway, a $100 million project, will feature a 1km cable car linking Airlie Beach to Conway National Park, offering stunning views of the Whitsunday Islands. Expected to create hundreds of jobs, it is currently awaiting State and Federal approvals, with the LNP pledging $5 million in funding if elected. Article originally published in…

Exciting news for the Whitsundays! The Whitsunday Skyway project, set to be one of the most impressive on-land developments in the area, recently secured essential funding, moving the ambitious $87 million venture one step closer to becoming the largest on-land infrastructure project in our region. Article originally published in Whitsunday Life 25th October 2024

The Whitsunday Skyway is expected to progress in 2024, pending final approval and investment completion. Once approved, this major infrastructure project could transform tourism in the Whitsundays within two years. Article originally published in Whitsunday Life 5th January 2024

Mayor Ry Collins and other officials attended the 2024 Coastal Leaders Forum in Townsville in August, focusing on economic growth and tourism. A key discussion was the Whitsunday Skyway project, a planned 1km cable car ride offering views of the Whitsundays. The project aims to boost tourism, expecting 250,000 visitors annually and $40 million in…

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said a re-elected Labor government would contribute $1 million in matched funding towards the project for the purchase of additional land for Conway National Park. The Premier said Australian Adventure Tourism Group’s Whitsundays Skyway cableway and ecotourism adventure proposal had the potential to support hundreds of jobs and create a brand new…