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Tourism
Supporting Tourism Across the Limestone Coast
Regional Development Australia Limestone Coast supports a strong and sustainable visitor economy by working with tourism businesses, local government and industry partners to strengthen tourism across the region.
Our role includes supporting industry development, encouraging collaboration, advocating for regional priorities and helping identify opportunities that contribute to long-term tourism growth.
Limestone Coast Destination Management Plan
The Limestone Coast Destination Management Plan is nearing completion and will provide the strategic direction for tourism across the region. Developed in partnership with industry and key stakeholders, the plan will help guide future investment, collaboration and sustainable growth.
Industry Support
For tourism industry enquiries please contact our Tamara North Acting Regional Tourism Manager, at tourism@rdalc.org.au or 0439 848 624
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Regional Development Australia Limestone Coast supports a strong and sustainable visitor economy by working with tourism businesses, local government and industry partners to strengthen tourism across the region.
Our role includes supporting industry development, encouraging collaboration, advocating for regional priorities and helping identify opportunities that contribute to long-term tourism growth.
Limestone Coast Destination Management Plan
The Limestone Coast Destination Management Plan is nearing completion and will provide the strategic direction for tourism across the region. Developed in partnership with industry and key stakeholders, the plan will help guide future investment, collaboration and sustainable growth.
Industry Support
For tourism industry enquiries please contact our Tamara North Acting Regional Tourism Manager, at tourism@rdalc.org.au or 0439 848 624
Planning a visit?
Explore attractions, accommodation and experiences on the Limestone Coast's official tourism Visit Limestone Coast, South Australia
Tourism Industry Newsletters
Stay connected with the latest tourism news, opportunities and updates from across the Limestone Coast.
Our Tourism Industry eNewsletters keep local tourism operators and industry partners informed about regional tourism initiatives, industry opportunities, events, training, marketing updates, important visitor information and other developments relevant to the Limestone Coast tourism industry.
Browse previous Tourism Industry eNewsletters and catch up on the latest updates:
Tourism Industry eNewsletter 31 July 2026
Subscribe to Tourism Industry Updates Want to receive future tourism industry newsletters directly to your inbox? To subscribe, simply email tourism@rdalc.org.au and let us know you would like to be added to the Tourism Industry newsletter list. We also welcome updates from tourism operators. If you have a new product, experience, event, development, success story or industry opportunity you would like us to know about, get in touch with the tourism team.
Our Tourism Industry eNewsletters keep local tourism operators and industry partners informed about regional tourism initiatives, industry opportunities, events, training, marketing updates, important visitor information and other developments relevant to the Limestone Coast tourism industry.
Browse previous Tourism Industry eNewsletters and catch up on the latest updates:
Tourism Industry eNewsletter 31 July 2026
Subscribe to Tourism Industry Updates Want to receive future tourism industry newsletters directly to your inbox? To subscribe, simply email tourism@rdalc.org.au and let us know you would like to be added to the Tourism Industry newsletter list. We also welcome updates from tourism operators. If you have a new product, experience, event, development, success story or industry opportunity you would like us to know about, get in touch with the tourism team.
H5 Bird Flu Tourism Operator Toolkit
Information and practical guidance for Limestone Coast tourism operators
H5 bird flu has been detected in South Australia, including in wild birds across the Limestone Coast. The situation continues to be monitored by the South Australian Government, with PIRSA leading the State's biosecurity response.
The Limestone Coast remains open and welcoming to visitors, and tourism operators can continue to provide experiences across the region while following current government advice.
To support local tourism businesses, the Limestone Coast H5 Bird Flu Tourism Operator Toolkit has been developed to provide practical, region-specific information for operators.
What does the toolkit cover?
The toolkit provides guidance to help tourism businesses:
- understand H5 bird flu and what it means for tourism;
- recognise signs of illness in birds and other wildlife;
- know what to do if sick or dead wildlife is encountered;
- understand the Avoid. Record. Report. approach;
- prepare staff to respond confidently to visitor questions;
- develop appropriate visitor messaging;
- review business operations and contingency plans;
- prepare for potential changes to coastal, wildlife or nature-based experiences;
- and access current government information and support resources.
The toolkit has been specifically adapted for the Limestone Coast, with a focus on the region's beaches, coastal reserves, national parks, wildlife areas and nature-based tourism experiences.
Stay informed
The situation can change as surveillance and testing continues. Operators should always refer to the latest information from the South Australian Government and PIRSA before providing current advice to visitors.
For the latest official information, visit birdflu.sa.gov.au.
Download the toolkit
The toolkit is intended to support tourism businesses in preparing for and responding to the current situation. It does not replace directions, restrictions or advice issued by PIRSA, SA Health, the Department for Environment and Water, Parks or other authorised government agencies.
H5 bird flu has been detected in South Australia, including in wild birds across the Limestone Coast. The situation continues to be monitored by the South Australian Government, with PIRSA leading the State's biosecurity response.
The Limestone Coast remains open and welcoming to visitors, and tourism operators can continue to provide experiences across the region while following current government advice.
To support local tourism businesses, the Limestone Coast H5 Bird Flu Tourism Operator Toolkit has been developed to provide practical, region-specific information for operators.
What does the toolkit cover?
The toolkit provides guidance to help tourism businesses:
- understand H5 bird flu and what it means for tourism;
- recognise signs of illness in birds and other wildlife;
- know what to do if sick or dead wildlife is encountered;
- understand the Avoid. Record. Report. approach;
- prepare staff to respond confidently to visitor questions;
- develop appropriate visitor messaging;
- review business operations and contingency plans;
- prepare for potential changes to coastal, wildlife or nature-based experiences;
- and access current government information and support resources.
The toolkit has been specifically adapted for the Limestone Coast, with a focus on the region's beaches, coastal reserves, national parks, wildlife areas and nature-based tourism experiences.
Stay informed
The situation can change as surveillance and testing continues. Operators should always refer to the latest information from the South Australian Government and PIRSA before providing current advice to visitors.
For the latest official information, visit birdflu.sa.gov.au.
Download the toolkit
The toolkit is intended to support tourism businesses in preparing for and responding to the current situation. It does not replace directions, restrictions or advice issued by PIRSA, SA Health, the Department for Environment and Water, Parks or other authorised government agencies.