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Subject:	Tasmanian Travelways Newsletter #3
Send date:	2010-07-05 04:44:33
Issue #:	3
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[DATE] Your Top Travelways Tasmanian Holiday Specials. Book Now! Dear [NAME] Welcome to the third edition of the Tasmanian Travelways newsletter through www.travelways.com.au. This monthly newsletter features the latest news on the tourism industry in Tasmania, along with editorial pieces by The Examiner's travel writer David Scott and excerpts from Tasmanian Travelways magazine. If you know anyone who would be interested in receiving this newsletter, simply direct them to www.travelways.com.au to sign up. If there is anything happening in the tourism industry in Tasmania, we would like to hear from you. So please drop us a line at info@travelways.com.au. Website wins national award TASMANIAN Travelways has collected a national award for online marketing, after its website launch in February this year. At the Fairfax Newspaper and Publisher Awards held in Sydney on Friday, Tasmanian Travelways was awarded the Best Integrated Online Marketing award. The tourism magazine moved online this year after 50 years in print and features online booking and information from tourism operators. Read more...   Cooking a key feature of the bay experience ONE of the most photographed features along Tasmania's magnificent Bay of Fires coastline is a cookbook. Guides whip up such impressive meals at Anthology's Bay of Fires Lodge that the recipes are highly prized and guests often take photos to re-create them later.   Landscape photographer Grenville Turner recently hosted camera enthusiasts at a four-day workshop at the lodge and the food was sublime. From breakfast of baked eggs with spinach or Tarkine leatherwood honeycomb on toast to evening mains of wallaby rissoles and smoked salmon, there was no  stopping the culinary talents of our hosts. Read more...   Bay of imagery fires up the soul GRENVILLE Turner likens photography to fishing. "Every now and then you get a big one,' he says. "You get a lot of tiddlers, too.' It's late autumn and the acclaimed landscape photographer is hosting a four-day workshop at the Bay of Fires Lodge at Ansons Bay. Turner has flown in from Alice Springs to present the workshop. His students have come from Adelaide and Sydney and they all have a deep passion for the art form. Read more...   A devil of a saviour Using private resources, Tasmania Zoo created "Devils Heaven" as the first area in Tasmania to take on orphaned devils whose parents had died from the dead devil facial tumour disease, or DFTD. Tantilise your tastebuds at Latrobe this winter Chocolate Winterfest is Latrobe's wickedly delicious festival that celebrates all things chocolate. Held on July 11, the Chocolate Winterfest is just seven minutes drive from Devonport. Glide above the forests In Tasmania's North, near Launceston, fly the wire and glide through the tree tops on an invigorating guided tree-top canopy tour at Hollybank Treetops Adventure. CHECK OUT THE MAGAZINE FOR THESE AND MANY MORE FEATURES Your Subscription: