Delegate Arrival & Registration
Old Woolstore Apartment Hotel
Delegates arrive in Hobart and check in at Old Woolstore Apartment Hotel, the official headquarters of the 114th Skål Australia National Assembly. Registration and delegate information will be available throughout the afternoon, allowing guests time to settle in and connect with fellow attendees.
B2B Travel Expo & Tourism Panel
Hobart
The Assembly opens with a vibrant waterfront Travel Expo showcasing Tasmanian tourism operators, suppliers, experiences, and industry partners. Delegates will have the opportunity to explore new products, strengthen industry relationships, and engage directly with businesses and organisations from across Tasmania
Welcome Cocktail Party
Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG)
The official welcome event will be held at Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, offering delegates an evening of relaxed networking within one of Tasmania’s most iconic cultural institutions. Featuring Tasmanian food, beverages, and hospitality, the cocktail function provides the perfect opportunity to reconnect with colleagues and welcome delegates to Hobart.
National Assembly
Old Woolstore Apartment Hotel
The formal Assembly program will take place at Old Woolstore Apartment Hotel and will include the National Assembly meeting.
Gala Dinner
Frogmore Creek
Delegates will travel via charter bus to Frogmore Creek Cellar Door & Restaurant for the Assembly Gala Dinner — a showcase of Tasmania’s renowned food, wine, and hospitality. Set against the backdrop of the vineyard, the evening will feature premium local produce, entertainment, and celebrations.
Farewell Brunch
Customs House Hotel
The Assembly concludes with a relaxed farewell brunch, giving delegates one final opportunity to connect, reflect on the weekend, and continue conversations before departing Hobart.
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Launceston Lunch - 12:15 pm
Woolmers Estate
Parting is such sweet sorrow. So we invite you all to join our northern cousins for a lunch and tour at Woolmers Estate.
Woolmers Estate is an UNESCO World Heritage estate on 13 hectares in Longford.
18 heritage buildings, Unshackled, National Rose Garden and Convict Farm Walk.
Woolmers Estate is one of just 11 Australian Convict Sites inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, telling the convict story you haven't heard
Woolmers reveals the Assignment System, where convicts were sent to private properties, learned trades, earned their freedom and often chose to stay. A story of skill, resilience and second chances, told through 18 original buildings still standing across 13 hectares.