Careers & Internships
TTNQ is a small, hard-working team of tourism industry professionals charged with destination marketing Tropical North Queensland to the domestic and key international markets. All team members are based at the Cairns office. We are unable to accept applications from overseas residents who do not fulfil Australian residency requirements.
We welcome interns wanting to learn more about the tourism industry and occasionally have special projects suitable for university students and recent graduates to work on. Interns who are fluent in other languages, especially those of our key international markets, are encouraged to apply.
General vacancy enquiries can be sent to [email protected].
TTNQ VACANCIES
Currently no vacancies.
#ExploreTNQ
Did you know that the southern cassowary is only found in parts of Papua New Guinea and the north-east of Australia, so there's nowhere better to try spot a cassowary in the wild than Tropical ...

Views from the top of Mount Tyson in Tully Gorge National Park 🌿✨
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If you look closely, you might spot some crocs on Hinchinbrook Island (Munamudanamy) 😉🌴
For all the avid hikers out there, this is the place for you! This 4-day, fully self-sufficient ...

Some say these guys are the lego of the ocean, we say stonefish are just masters of disguise…just don’t step on them 🐠
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Forget flop & drop island holidays, set your alarm and catch the sunrise from the hilltops 😍✨
📍 Cooks Lookout, Lizard Island
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Welcome to the tropics, enough said, just watch 😉🦋
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Come with us on an outback adventure to @cobboldgorge 🧡🌴 #exploretnq #explorecairnsgbr #gulfsavannahoutback

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Quick question: when you think rainforest, what do you think of? If your answer wasn’t the Daintree Rainforest, then you’re wrong 😌🌿
The @wettropicsworldheritage rainforest is one ...
