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  • Offshore geyser may put life into Surfers
    IT'S the Icon Geyser -- the new tourist attraction that just might help the Gold Coast and Surfers Paradise spring back into life.
  • Cheap flights to boost Coast tourism
    <span>1pm</span> THE Gold Coast is set to benefit from a $500,000 campaign to lure stressed Aussies to the sunshine state. It offers one-way flights Sydney to the Gold Coast flights from $69 and Melbourne to the Coast from $89.
  • Figures show value of Chinese tourists
    THE Gold Coast tourism industry will have extra reason to celebrate Chinese New Year after figures revealed the value of tourists from China.
  • AirAsia X flight cuts hurt Coast tourism
    THE Gold Coast's struggling tourism industry has suffered another blow with the severing of a vital link between the city and tourism markets in India, London and Paris.
  • Chinese love affair with Coast blossoms
    SOUTHERN Gold Coast tourism groups are hoping to reap some of the benefit from an increase in Chinese visitors to southeast Queensland.
  • Summer boost for Coast, Tweed tourism
    TEMPERATURES hit 34C on the Gold Coast yesterday just as the holiday rush began to sizzle. A bumper summer has the Coast and Tweed tourism sectors buzzing with newfound positivity.
  • Mickey on the Coast for Disney Live
    IT may have travelled across the world but when Disney Live! Mickey's Music Festival kicks off on the Gold Coast today it will be different to all the rest.
  • Tiger offering $60 flights from Melbourne
    BUDGET carrier Tiger Airways will add an extra return flight daily from Melbourne, potentially bringing another 46,000 tourists to the Gold Coast.
  • This bird's got her eye on the prize(s)
    SHE'S striking, got long legs, is on the look-out for a mate and holidaying on the Gold Coast.
  • Green behind gold needs more promotion
    TREACHEROUS conditions which closed Gold Coast beaches for the bulk of the festive holidays has highlighted the need for the city's green attractions to be promoted.
  • Beach closures a boon for theme parks
    WILD weather may have been a curse for thrillseekers hoping to hit Gold Coast beaches this festive season, but it has been a blessing for theme parks.
  • Baby turtles could save their species
    THIRTEEN tiny-tot turtles born on the Gold Coast last week could be responsible for turning their endangered species status around.
  • Green Lantern ride opens at Movie World
    MOVIE World's latest ride, the Green Lantern Coaster, has officially opened today with hundreds of dare-devil ride enthusiasts lining up to experience speeds of up to 66km/h.
  • Piggy the Puggle says hello to the world
    PIGGY the puggle huddled in a ball and shook in his carer's hands as he was presented to the world at the Gold Coast's Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary for the first time yesterday.
  • SkyPoint Climb on Q1 worth the effort
    MELANIE Maeseele fights here inner demons as she conquers the heights of the Gold Coast's 270m SkyPoint Climb on Q1 - the largest residential tower in the southern hemisphere.
  • Coast's marathon race coverage expands
    THE Gold Coast Marathon is poised to be beamed to more than 265 million people in more than 100 countries after the State Government reached an agreement to join forces with six international marathons.
  • Dreamworld celebrates 30 years
    THREE decades ago Michelle Doyle and her husband Peter were living in a house where Dreamworld now stands.
  • Gentoo penguin hatches at Sea World
    SEA World has welcomed its first ever gentoo penguin chick just in time for the school holidays.
  • QLD tourism rebounds after disasters
    QUEENSLAND'S domestic tourism market continues to make ground after the floods and cyclone that ravaged the industry at the beginning of the year.
  • Aim higher, says boss on tourism
    A BUSINESS leader says tourism bosses are missing the mark when it comes to marketing the city and has called on chambers of commerce to united and promote the city as a safe investment to other chambers around the world.