Find out more about developments and what's happening at Launceston Airport
If you are travelling between the 19th and 23rd of December, we have some festive treats happening from the TSO Choir, to Meet the Makers, a pop-up market and the man in the red suit to name a few! Scroll the carousel on the right to discover more.

Airport Development

Taking Launceston Airport to the next level with our $100m redevelopment.

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Festivities at the Airport

Find out what's happening at the Airport this festive season

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Celebrating 95 years of flying

The first flight from here was on 23 November 1930

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In the heart of Tasmania, Launceston is uniquely positioned for you to explore some of the most remarkable places and hospitality on the planet 

Featured Events

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Celebrate food, wine and entertainment at Festivale

Event Dates: 31 January - 2 February 2026

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Harvest Market

Where locals indulge weekly in the UNESCO City of Gastronomy and meet the producers. Cimitiere Street, Launceston every Saturday 8:30am - 12:30pm 

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Christmas in Launceston

Join the locals for the lighting of the Christmas Tree in the Brisbane Street Mall

Saturday 29th of November 2025 6pm - 9pm

Beerfest Royal Park

Launceston BeerFest NYE

Featuring over 200 of the finest hand-crafted beverages and Tasmanian street food, and two fireworks shows (9.30 and midnight). Tickets available via the website 31 December 2025.

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Harvest Market

Where locals indulge weekly in the UNESCO City of Gastronomy and meet the producers. Cimitiere Street, Launceston every Saturday 8:30am - 12:30pm 

Featured Destinations

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Tamar Valley Wine Route

Explore the Tamar Valley where hospitality is as warm as the wood-fired ovens

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Stanley & The Nut

The charming historic village of Stanley sits at the foot of the Nut—a striking, flat-topped bluff that rises dramatically from the landscape. Walk or chairlift to the top for magnificent Bass Strait views.

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Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park

Tasmania's iconic wilderness destination just two hours drive from Launceston

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East Coast

The Bay of Fires was once rated the hottest travel destination in the world.

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Blue Derby Mountain Bike Trails

Once a quiet mining town, Derby is now a world-renowned mountain biking mecca

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