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Love in Tasmania? Now There’s an Idea!

December 8th, 2010 | Author:

Love in Tasmania is an initiative by Des Brown & Robb Tait.


 

Love in Tasmania according to Des Brown & Robb Tait

Des and Robb reckon the Australian island state is the perfect place for a wedding, honeymoon or anniversary.  They are very passionate about the idea – and who are we to argue?

Love in Tasmania - Robb Tait & Des Brown

Love in Tasmania - Robb & Des (Photo: The Advocate newspaper)

The Perspective of Romance

While we do share the opinion that Tassie has a wealth of rare and beautiful things, Think Tasmania has a tendency to focus on family-friendly things to do.  That’s just where we’re at right now.


 

Love in Tasmania however, offers a whole new perspective.  So if that’s where you’re at, their website might be of benefit to you.

Love in Tasmania - Website Competition

Love in Tasmania: the website

The Vision of Love

Des and Robb have described Love in Tasmania as a project of two country boys to take their passion for Tasmania to the world.  I think they might be underselling themselves a little.  They may have a country background, but their vision for promotion includes writing and recording a song, running a photography competition and engaging the community – starting with the schoolyard.

Love in Tasmania - School Campaign

The Love in Tasmania school campaign

A Political Embrace

Not only have they launched an ambitious digital marketing campaign, but these two country boys have the endorsement of Tasmanian Government MP Rebecca White, who is the Parliamentary Secretary for Small Business.  Obviously she sees some merit in the idea!  She opened her adjournment speech in parliament with…

I rise tonight to speak about a tourism campaign that I was fortunate enough to be involved with last week called Love in Tasmania .  Des Brown and Robb Tait have developed a campaign to highlight the beauty of Tasmania and promote it as a place to visit, fall in love with our State, as well as rekindling romance…

Song of Love in Tasmania!

As declared by Des and Robb (and we totally agree), Tasmania is one of the most picturesque places on earth.  With


 

The Love in Tasmania song is a reflection of these local experiences.

Love in Tasmania - Photo Competition

Love in Tasmania: waterfall photo from their website

A Secret Passion for the Australian Island

There are more details about the CD and the photographic competition at their website. The prize for the best photo is a 7 day holiday in the Kentish Municipality.  What am I doing?  I should be keeping Love in Tasmania a big secret!!

Love in Tasmania - Kentish Photo

Beautiful images from Love in Tasmania

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