connecting supporting inspiring
I-LEAD scholarships now available
WITH Tas, supported by funding from the Department of Communities Tasmania, is offering three WITH Tas Members a $1,000 scholarship on successfully applying to the Small Business I-LEAD program.
This is a fantastic opportunity to develop your leadership and business skills with a course that continually receives outstanding feedback from previous participants. Our aim with this scholarship is to help emerging women leaders in our industry and fast-track their leadership skills and business acumen.
Read more about the I-LEAD course and scholarship details here but be quick - applications close 12 April!
WITH Tas nominatee wins seat on TICT Board
WITH Tas is delighted to announce that Emily Hopwood, Sales & Marketing Manager at West Coast Wilderness Railway, has been confirmed as its representative on the Associations College of the Tourism Industry Council Tasmania (TICT) Board. An experienced tourism professional, we're confident Emily will continue the wonderful support and work done by retiring representative, Kath McCann.
About us
When women connect, women succeed.
Women in Tourism & Hospitality Tasmania was founded in 2009 to provide support, mentoring and networking opportunities for women in our industries.
It's about connecting, sharing and friendship.
Membership
Get connected with other women working in your field in a welcoming, supportive environment.
Share experiences, contacts and expertise with those who understand your industry.
Events
Our events are all aimed to inspire, motivate, inform in a welcoming atmosphere for connecting and sharing.
Our first event for 2021 is on the 18th February. We're taking a walk in the garden - to mingle with colleagues, to talk shop, talk roses, talk history and simply reconnect. Details on our events page here
Stay tuned for more opportunities to socialise, share and inspire.
Staying connected and navigating challenging times.
COVID-19 has had a huge impact on our tourism and hospitality industries and our lives in general.
WITH Tas remains committed to connecting and supporting the women in our industries and in April introduced a new initiative - the Virtual Cuppa - which concluded in June. It provided support, understanding voice and practical advice many needed. Read more here >
Navigating all the announcements and support from governments and industry bodies can also be confronting so we’ve collected the most relevant for small/micro tourism operators on our Support & Resources page.
Please contact us if you need support, assistance or advice – within our networks there are many wonderful women who can offer expertise and empathy through these times.
