Tourism Tropical North Queensland's Tara Bennett - Sustainability Is A Winner

In the lead-up to Australasia’s largest gathering of people in the business events industry – AIME - we discover how helping to protect the Great Barrier Reef and rainforests of Tropical North Queensland can win business from local and international clients. Graeme Kemlo, who will be at AIME, speaks to Tara Bennett from the Cairns and Great Barrier Reef region convention bureau. Tara’s been out planting 1000 trees with her colleagues to restore some of the native habitat of the tree kangaroo. Photo: Tara Bennett tree planting (suppied)

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