Top End Visitor Information Centre
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Operator phone
Reminder the operator's phone number is:
0482 470 835.
Please use it for direct contact during centre operating hours. This number is for the exclusive use of our members and not for public use or distribution.
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We need more brochures!
With the growing number of visitors to the Visitor Centre, our brochure supply is running low. We kindly ask you to restock your brochures by dropping them off to our friendly staff at the counter at 6 Bennett Street.
Your contribution ensures that all our visitors have access to valuable information and that your business is well-represented. |
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Visitor Centre Advertising
Now with a bonus Member Spotlight
Book VIC digital advertising for 2024 and receive a bonus member spotlight in our consumer newsletter
- Video Wall
- Digital Brochure
- Website Banner
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Cruise Ships
July
Sun 21 Le Jacques Cartier 184 pax
Sun 21 Seabourn Pursuit 264 pax
Wed 24 Heritage Adventurer 146 pax
Thu 25 Coral Discoverer 72 pax
Sat 27 National Geographic Orion 106 pax
Mon 29 Scenic Eclipse 2 - 228 pax
Mon 29 Coral Adventurer 120 pax
Tue 30 Coral Geographer 120 pax
August
Fri 02 Aug 2024 Le Laperouse 184 pax
Thu 08 Aug 2024 Silver Cloud 296 pax
Sat 10 Aug 2024 Le Jacques Cartier 184 pax
Sun 11 Aug 2024 Seabourne Pursuit 264 pax
Sun 11 Aug 2024 Heritage Adventurer 146 pax
Fri 16 Aug 2024 Coral Discoverer 72 pax
Sun 18 Aug 2024 Scenic Eclipse 2 - 228 pax
Mon 19 Aug 2024 The World 200 pax
Tue 20 Aug 2024 Coral Adventurer 120 pax
Wed 21 Aug 2024 Coral Geographer 120 pax
Thu 22 Aug 2024 Le Laperouse 184 pax
Wed 28 Aug 2024 Coral Princess 1970 pax
Fri 30 Aug 2024 Le Jacques Cartier 184 pax
Sat 31 Aug 2024 The World 200 pax
Sat 31 Aug 2024 Heritage Adventurer 146 pax
Sun 01 Sep 2024 Carnival Splendor 3012 pax
Please note pax numbers are max capacity, actual numbers onboard may vary. List as supplied by Darwin Port
View the entire cruise schedule HERE |
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Do you need to contact our VIC staff?
Please call the VIC directly 0482 470 835
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Position Vacant - Administrator Mindil Markets & General Manager
Position: Mindil Administrator
The core responsibility of this position is to coordinate all office procedures while providing high-level administrative support to the General Manager, Committee, and Mindil staff. The Administrator will play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of daily activities and maintaining effective communication within the organization. This role offers an exciting opportunity to work in a dynamic and diverse environment that values collaboration, creativity, and community engagement.
For more info email: events@mindil.com.au
Position: Mindil General Manager
Mindil Beach Sunset Market Association seeks to appoint an enthusiastic, resolute, and ambitious individual with a demonstrated record of financial control, unparalleled leadership, creativity, and charisma to inspire others. The ideal candidate will possess marketing and PR capabilities, an understanding of strategic planning, impeccable time management skills, and the ability to assess competing priorities with confidence and clarity.
In this exciting and challenging hands-on Management position, you will be dealing with a wide diversity of cultures and personality styles. Your skills in problem resolution management and proactive negotiation will serve you well in this role.
To apply for this rare opportunity to manage one of Australia’s leading food, art and craft markets, please click on to the link below
Jobs by Mindil Beach Sunset Market in All Australia - SEEK
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Northern Territory Government Newsroom |
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Aussies invited to 'Turn up' in the NT this spring
The Lawler Labor Government’s latest national tourism campaign is inviting Aussies to ‘Turn up’ in the NT this spring and experience a holiday that is different in every sense.
The ‘Turn up’ spring campaign will launch nationwide next Monday 22 July and highlight how the Territory’s weather, adventure, natural beauty, colours, connections, action and
experiences are amplified and ‘turned up’ in the spring time.
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More accessible tourism for Top End parks
A tender has been released to improve disability access for the lower plunge pool at Edith Falls, to supply and install a hoist to provide visitors in wheelchairs safe access into the plunge pool.
The hoist will be designed to fit in with the natural landscape and will be fitted with a mechanism so the person in the wheelchair can operate it in a safe manner.
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Investing in the visitor experience
The Lawler Labor Government continues to invest in the Territory’s tourism industry with the latest Visitor Experience Enhancement Program (VEEP) awarding more than $3.2 million to 49 businesses across the NT.
The latest Tourism Research Australia visitor results for national and international visitation year ending March 2024 released this week show a positive trend in the most recent quarter with the Territory welcoming 1.6 million visitors and $2.7 billion in visitor expenditure.
These latest visitor figures shows an upward trend in inbound markets, with 199,000 international visitors coming to the Territory, a 66% increase on the previous year.
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Darwin to Dili Yacht Race back in 2025
The Darwin to Dili Yacht Race is set to make a triumphant return in 2025.
The return of this iconic event has been made possible with a $10,000 grant from the Northern Territory Government and support from the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFAT) and support from the Government of Timor-Leste.
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Support Community Infrastructure and Events
Round 1 of the 2024-2025 Community Benefit Fund Major Grants are now open until 31 August 2024, to assist community organisations to increase their capacity, service delivery and establishment, and to build on and invest in the important work they do.
The Community Benefit Fund is also an important source of funding for gambling related research and amelioration programs focused on ways to reduce gambling related harm.
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Yanyuwa rock art story wins Chief Minister's History Book Award
An examination of Aboriginal rock art in Yanyuwa country in the southeast Gulf of Carpentaria is the winner of the 2024 Chief Minister’s Northern Territory History Book Award.
Jakarda Wuka (Too Many Stories): Narratives of Rock Art from Yanyuwa Country in Northern Australia’s Gulf of Carpentaria by li-Yanyuwa li-Wirdiwalangu (Yanyuwa Elders), Liam M Brady, John Bradley, and Amanda Kearney was announced the winner of the $1000 prize money at an awards ceremony held in Parliament House, Darwin today.
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State Memorial for Rev Dr Gondarra OAM
A state memorial will be held for Rev Dr Gondarra OAM.
The memorial will take place on Thursday 29 August 2024 at 11.30am, at Nungalinya College, 72 Dripstone Road, Nakara.
Rev Dr Gondarra OAM was a Yolŋu man and pioneering Aboriginal leader, who dedicated his life to fighting for the freedom and justice of his people.
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Surf Lifesaving NT
Please see the below link for safe swimming information in the waters surrounding the Top End. |
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