Tasmanian
Visitor
Information
Network
Supporting Tasmania’s visitor information centres through accreditation, research, advocacy and collaboration. Connecting visitors with trusted local advice.
About the Network
The Tasmanian Visitor Information Network (TVIN) represents and supports visitor information centres across Tasmania.
We work with councils, regional tourism organisations and government to strengthen visitor services through accreditation, professional development, research and advocacy.
Our research helps demonstrate how visitor information centres influence travel decisions and contribute to local communities and Tasmania’s tourism industry.
Why Visit a Centre?
Plan Your Trip
Get free local advice to help plan your Tasmanian journey, with maps, suggested routes and assistance finding accommodation, attractions and experiences.
Services vary between centres.
Local Knowledge
Speak with local staff and volunteers about places to visit, community events and experiences across the region.
Discover more of Tasmania with practical advice from people who know their area.
Accredited and Trusted
Look for the yellow ‘i’ symbol to identify an accredited visitor information centre.
These centres meet nationally recognised standards and provide impartial visitor information.
What our visitors say
Visitors share how local advice from Tasmania’s visitor information centres helped shape their travels.
“We had no idea where to begin planning our Tasmania trip, but the visitor centre team had everything organised for our campervan in just 20 minutes. They even rang ahead to check campsite availability. Absolute legends.”
Mark & Diane, visiting from Queensland
“As first-time visitors to Tasmania, we were overwhelmed by how much there was to see. The local staff gave us a personalised itinerary on the spot, and we discovered places that weren't in any guidebook. It made our whole trip."
Sarah T., visiting from the UK
“This ended up being one of the best parts of our trip. Real advice, not just Google”
James & Priya, visiting from Melbourne