Is Carnival’s exit just the start? Chamber warns $76 million in Whitsundays cruise revenue at risk
The Whitsundays Chamber of Commerce and Industry is warning that Carnival Cruise Line’s decision to pull two ships out of Australia in 2028 could be …
Cruise Season is Here: Whitsundays businesses encouraged to get ready
A busy cruise ship season is bringing thousands of visitors to the Whitsundays, creating opportunities for local businesses to showcase their …
Markets delivering more for the Whitsunday community
Markets are part of what makes the Whitsundays tick – supporting local businesses, giving visitors a taste of the region, and bringing people …
Christmas in July – The Most Wonderful Markets of the Year
The Airlie Beach Cruise Ship Markets is bringing some festive magic to the middle of winter — and things are about to get very merry. All July Cruise …
Airlie Beach Cruise Ship Markets Charts a New Course with Dedicated Sub-Committee
The Whitsundays Chamber of Commerce and Industry has established a dedicated Airlie Beach Cruise Ship Markets Sub-Committee to help guide the …
Cruise Ship Market Meeting wrap up!
On Tuesday 5 May, nearly 40 local vendors and stakeholders came together for our very first Airlie Beach Cruise Ship Markets Town Hall meeting — and …
From Awards to Advocacy: What’s Next for Local Business
Congratulations to all Whitsunday Business Awards 2025 nominees! The quality of submissions was breath taking. We look forward to celebrating your …
Being at the Table: Why It Matters for the Whitsunday Business
As the school holidays wrap up, the Chamber has been focused on ensuring that Whitsundays businesses have a strong voice at the table when key …
New Era for Airlie Beach Cruise Ship Markets
The Whitsundays Chamber of Commerce and Industry is stepping into a new role as manager of the Airlie Beach Cruise Ship Markets, ensuring this …