Accredited Visitor Information Centres

Located on the ground floor of the Common User Terminal at the Domestic Airport, you’ll find friendly volunteers at the AVIC desk to greet every flight.

An award winning tourist centre home to passionate volunteers who between them, have over 1,200 years of combined experience of Ipswich.

Located in Doughty Park, the AVIC’s volunteers will be able to advise you on everything there is to do in the beautiful Tamborine Mountain.

Located 30 minutes north of Toowoomba, the Hampton Visitor Information Centre is set amongst the tall timbers right on the escarpment of the Great Dividing Range. The AVIC is your one stop shop for travel information in the area.

The South Burnett Visitor Information Centre is situated in the Kingaroy Information art and Heritage Precinct. This AVIC is a one stop shop for all your travel needs including maps, brochures and itineraries.

The South Burnett Energy Centre reflects the past, people and energy technology that developed the region and continues to mould their future.

With prime location on Hastings St, the Noosa Visitor Information Centre is here to provide friendly, local advice and information on what to see and do in Noosa.

The team at Toowoomba Visitor Information Centre welcome you as a valued guest with true country hospitality and a passionate desire to help you enjoy your visit.

Situated within the South Burnett Region Timber Industry Museum, the Wondai Visitor Information Centre can provide advice on things to see and do, and the places in town to grab a bite to eat!

Staffed by skilled and knowledgeable locals, the Agnes Water and Town of 1770 Visitor Information Centre can help you with your travel plans and bookings.

The Bundaberg Visitor Information Centre is the key distributor of the Mon Repos Turtle Encounter tickets each summer where you can experience the miracle of life on their shores. Find out more great local information at the AVIC.

Equipped with maps, brochures and itineraries as well as refreshments, souvenirs and travel essentials, the Gladstone Visitor Information Centre has it all.

A proud winner of numerous customer service awards, the Hervey Bay Visitor Information Centre pride themselves in assisting regional visitors to achieve the ultimate Fraser Coast experience.

Located in a beautiful heritage building in the heart of the CBD, the Visitor Information Centre forms the starting point of the award-wining Maryborough Mural Trail.

Located adjacent to the iconic ‘Big Mango’ the award wining Bowen Visitor Information Centre is a great stopover for day trippers and road travellers.

A comfortable place to stop by, the Burdekin Gateway Visitor Information Centre is the ideal place to call in when first arriving in town. The friendly and knowledgeable local staff can provide advice on what to see and do.

The recently redeveloped Burdekin Visitor Information Centre offers plenty of parking spaces for caravans and motor homes making it an excellent place to stop for a break and consider your options.

Built in 1880 for just 2,350 pounds, the Charters Towers Visitor Information Centre offers a heritage walking map so you can see first-hand the expert handiwork of the stonemasons and builders of the 19th century.

Start your journey at the Hinchinbrook Visitor Information Centre and find a range of souvenirs, postcards and locally sourced products.

Located within the Sarina Field of Dreams complex, the AVIC is your perfect place to stretch your legs and explore. Find out all the best things to do in the Mackay Isaac region.

Located outside the Bluewater Lagoon Mackay, the kiosk allows volunteers to hand out brochures to tourists and provide local information.

The Mareeba Visitor Information Centre provides a diverse range of information and assistance to tourists travelling throughout the area. Equipped with a cafe, free historical museum, souvenirs and last minute accommodation bookings, you won’t want to bypass this great AVIC.

Also know as the Pioneer Valley Visitor Information Centre, the AVIC is staffed with skilled and knowledgeable local volunteers who can help you with your travel plans.

Located in the heart of the Townsville Central Business District, the Townsville Visitor Information Centre is here to answer all your travel needs with a smile.

A great place to stop by during your travels offering a beautiful café with local produce, a small animal park and bird aviary and an indoor air-conditioned children’s play centre.

Located in the Globe Precinct, the Barcaldine Visitor Information Centre offers visitors an array of services from free brochures to information about the town, to souvenirs.

A historical town with an abundance of bird life, wetlands, mud huts and the famous thermal artesian spa. The Bedourie Outback Visitor Information Centre can help you out with all your travel needs to ensure you have a true blue, Aussie outback experience.

With so many things to see and do in Charleville, the Visitor Information Centre is a must visit when you first arrive. The AVIC is filled with maps and brochures and the friendly staff will happily craft local itineraries and make bookings for you.

Your first stop in town should be to pull up at the Flinder’s Discovery Centre to say G’day to the friendly staff who can provide local insights to help you plan an itinerary to suit your needs.

At the Injune Visitor Information Centre you will find a friendly country welcome from people who know the local area, first hand.

The Longreach Region Explore Centre is the first stop for travellers on arrival. Pop in and see the team at the Gold Award Winning Explore Centre about our experiences in the region.

A must-do stop located within the Great Artesian Spa facility the Mitchell Explore Centre is your gateway to the Outback.

From things to see and do, to the best spots to dine in, the Roma Big Rig Visitor Information Centre can help you with your travel plans and inquiries.

Also know as the Winton Visitor Information Centre, this AVIC offers a one stop shop for travel information including maps, brochures and itineraries.

Deep in the far west of Queensland, in wild and isolated country, lies the frontier town of Birdsville. Find valuable local information and visit the small museum attached to the Wirrarri Visitor Information Centre to catch a glimpse into life in this remote place.