The Australian Tourism Data Warehouse (ATDW) – known as Get Connected in New South Wales – is Australia’s national platform for digital tourism listings. It connects your business with travellers by publishing your listing across a trusted network of websites, including Visit Victoria, Visit NSW, Australia.com, and our own Visit the Murray.
With more than 40,000 tourism listings already live and shared across 150+ distribution partners, ATDW is the industry’s trusted source for digital tourism content. Whether you run a tour, an event, a restaurant, or a place to stay, your listing can reach potential visitors at every stage of their journey—from dreaming and planning, right through to booking and exploring.
It's easy to manage, and built to help you grow. If you're not already on ATDW, you're missing a valuable opportunity to stand out where travellers are looking.
Why List on ATDW?
Here’s what makes an ATDW listing a smart move for your business:
- Reach More Visitors, Effortlessly
Your business gets published across multiple trusted tourism websites, expanding your digital footprint and visibility – without extra effort. - Save Time and Streamline Updates
List your business or event once. Update it whenever you need. Changes flow through automatically to any site that displays your listing. - Stay in Control
You manage your own listing, including descriptions and images. Make updates anytime to keep things fresh and accurate. - Build Credibility
ATDW meets national standards for tourism information, so your listing sits alongside other verified, high-quality content.
What Does a Listing Look Like?
ATDW listings are published across a range of trusted tourism websites, each styled to reflect its regional brand and audience. Below, you’ll see real examples from Visit the Murray, Destination NSW, and Visit Victoria. These snapshots show how your business could appear to potential visitors as they explore things to see, do, and experience.
Take a moment to view the examples—they’re a great source of inspiration for how to structure your own listing, from the images you choose to the way you describe your offerings.
How can I create an ATDW listing?
- Register your account at atdw.com.au
- Create your listing. Be sure to use an accurate description, images and videos
- Click ‘Send For Review’
- Wait for your listing to be reviewed. It will then appear on ATDW and the websites of a network of distributors.
State Specific Information and Support
ATDW is managed at a state level, so some processes, support contacts and tools may vary depending on where your business is based. Select your state below to find tailored information, resources, and help to get started with your listing.
Need help setting up or updating your ATDW listing?
For help setting up a new ATDW listing or updating your existing listing, contact the local ATDW support in your destination.
| Name | Council | Contact Number | Destination Website |
|---|---|---|---|
| Suzy Watson | Albury City | 02 6023 8716 | Visit Albury Wodonga |
| Kim Strang | Wodonga Council | 02 6022 9283 | Visit Albury Wodonga |
| Merran Socha | Berrigan Shire Council | 03 5888 5100 | Sun Country on the Murray |
| Cheryl Hammer | Campaspe Shire Council | 03 5481 2822 | Echuca Moama |
| Chloe Sztejman | Edward River Council | 03 5898 3120 | Visit Deni |
| Alannah Greenwood | Federation Council | 02 6033 8999 | North of the Murray |
| Cassandra Miller | Gannawarra Shire Council | 03 5450 9333 | The Gannawarra |
| Emily Jones | Greater Hume Shire Council | 02 6036 0186 | Visit Greater Hume |
| Louise Klint | Moira Shire Council | 03 5871 9222 | Sun Country on the Murray |
| Kristy Hayes | Murray River Council | 03 5453 3200 | River Country |
| Marcia Pollington | Swan Hill Rural City Council | 03 5036 2338 | Swan Hill Region |
| Leesa Merrett | Mildura Rural City Council | 03 5018 8100 | Mildura.com |
| Lexi Stockman | Wentworth Shire Council | 03 5027 5080 | Experience Wentworth |