Tourism Marketing Townsville: Aerial view of Arcadia and Geoffrey Bay on Magnetic Island

Industries

Tourism Marketing Townsville

Cafes, restaurants, bars, venues, stays and tours in Townsville sell to locals most of the year and to visitors heading for The Strand, Magnetic Island and the reef. The mix covers both.

Waterfront boardwalk beside Ross River with apartments

Locals first

Townsville venues live on repeat local trade: the Friday dinner, the Sunday breakfast on The Strand, the function booked for a work Christmas party. Social posts, radio and a clear offer for residents reach people who can come back every month.

Townsville marina with Castle Hill behind the rock wall

Chosen from the map

Most decisions about where to eat or what to do happen in Google Maps. A Business Profile with current hours, your own photos, a menu or tour list and a steady run of reviews is what gets you picked from the map, by locals and visitors alike.

Great Northern Hotel heritage building with iron lace verandahs

Visitors and events

Visitors plan on their phones, and Townsville fills up for sport, concerts and conferences. Google Ads and paid social can be switched on around those dates and aimed at people searching about Townsville from other cities, with a booking path that works on a phone.

Photos that sell the table or the tour

People choose a venue or a tour from photos. The dish, the view across to Magnetic Island, the room, the boat. Current photos of your own place, updated each season, do more on the Business Profile and social than anything else.

Busy weeks and quiet ones

Townsville has quieter stretches between events and school holidays. A local offer, promoted on social and radio in those weeks, keeps tables and rooms filled by the people who live here.

Menus, hours and bookings online

A current menu, correct hours and a booking link on the Business Profile and the website answer the three things people check before they walk in. Holiday hours and event changes are updated before the day, so nobody arrives to a closed door.

For tours and stays, prices and availability where you publish them, and a booking path that works on a phone, turn a browse into a booking.

West Point of Magnetic Island seen across the water from the ferry

Services that fit

What we run for tourism and hospitality

Tourism Marketing Townsville usually starts with one of these. Each has its own page with what is included and what it costs, and most businesses add the next once the first is working.

To talk through tourism marketing townsville for your business, call 0415 298 541.

Questions

Tourism Marketing Townsville: common questions

What should a Townsville venue spend on first?

Usually the Business Profile and the website menu or booking path, because that is where people decide. Social and radio come next to keep locals coming back.

Can ads be timed around big events in Townsville?

Yes. Campaigns can be lifted around event dates and eased back afterwards, so the budget is spent when the city is full.

Do reviews matter for a restaurant or tour?

They are one of the main things people read before choosing from the map. A system for asking every customer, and replying to every review, is part of the Business Profile program.

Should a venue be on Instagram as well as Facebook?

Usually yes. Food, drinks and views suit Instagram, and the same posts run on both from one plan.

Can you promote a function room?

Yes. A page for functions with photos, capacity and a quote form, backed by search and social ads, reaches people planning work and family events.

Can radio work for a venue?

Yes. Radio suits events, new menus and specials that need a lot of locals to hear about them quickly, alongside social posts.

Talk to us

Call 0415 298 541, visit us on Bundock Street in Belgian Gardens, or send the form and we will come back to you within one business day.