Gourmet Tour Series Kicks Off with Celebrity Chef in Tasmania

Signatour-World, Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, TAS © Tourism Australia

Signatour-World, Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, Tasmania

27 November 2019

Tourism Australia recently supported a series of gourmet tours to Australia for high value travellers from Malaysia hosted by specialist travel agency Signatour-World.

The tours kicked off with a trip led by popular Malaysian celebrity chef, Dato’ Chef Wan to Tasmania to enjoy great dining and nature experiences.

Signatour-World, known for their unique tours, curated a special itinerary that showcased Tasmania’s natural wonders as well as gourmet delights in some of the state’s best restaurants.

During the trip, Dato’ Chef Wan shared his experiences on social media to an audience of more than 700,000.

The group of 20 participants visited Launceston, Cradle Mountain National Park, Freycinet and Hobart.

These specialist tours will continue in 2020 with plans to roll them out across other states in Australia.

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