We refund your flight to Tasmania

To celebrate the extra seats that Jetstar is flying into Tasmania, Huon Valley Escapes will refund the price of your airfare*:

• Book minimum 3 nights, at Yooringa Garden Cottage, Huon Bush Retreats or Buttongrass Retreat, during the first week of the new flights (14 - 20 December)
• You MUST tell us, in the guest comments section of the booking form, at the time of booking that you intend to claim the refund.
  

Book Your Accommodation

• Book your flight with Jetstar

Book your flight

• Check in at your accommodation before 20 December.
  
• Give us your Jetstar receipt for your Melbourne to Hobart airfare between 14 and 20 December 2014.
• We will refund your one way airfare to the same credit card that you used to make the accommodation booking.

* Limit of one airfare refund per booking. Only valid for stays at Yooringa Garden Cottage, Huon Bush Retreats or Buttongrass Retreat commencing between 14 and 20 December 2014. Refund will be the lesser of either your one way flight  Melbourne to Hobart or one night accommodation. You must tell us in the guest comment section of the online booking form, that you intend to claim the refund. Refunds will not be paid unless that is noted in your booking.

News Release
Will Hodgman, Premier
Minister for Tourism, Hospitality and Events

Jetstar Partnership; the Sky's the Limit. The Liberal Government is committed to building on our competitive strengths, especially tourism.

It is our government's target to attract 1.5 million visitors to the state by 2020, which the industry says would create 8,000 new jobs.

Jetstar's announcement today that it will offer an additional 15,000 seats this summer will bring thousands of extra visitors and continue the growth in the tourism sector, which has seen a record 1.06 million visitors travelling to our state in the 12-months to March.

This means an additional flight between Melbourne and Hobart every day from December 14 to January 28.

This is a huge vote of confidence in our tourism market and its capacity for growth by one of our country's leading airlines.

That's why together with Jetstar we are investing more than $600,000 in a cooperative marketing campaign. The State Government through Tourism Tasmania will contribute $350,000.

The 12-month campaign aims to attract more visitors to Tasmania and will cross all mediums from TV to print, online and radio.

It will focus on the traditionally quieter months in spring 2014 and autumn next year.

I am confident that our commitment together with Jetstar's ability to offer enticing deals and packages will ensure we continue to build on these encouraging figures and one of our state's greatest competitive strengths.