Douglas Shire staffer appointed new head role at TPDD
TOURISM
Tourism Port Douglas Daintree has announced Emma Tunnock as its new executive officer.
With an extensive background in marketing, tourism and economic development, Ms Tunnock brings a wealth of experience and proven leadership skills to her new role.
Ms Tunnock is known for her strategic approach and strong industry relationships, making her an ideal fit to lead Tourism Port Douglas Daintree.
TPDD said Ms Tunnock has held pivotal roles in various organisations throughout her career.
Most recently, she served as the tourism and economic development officer at Douglas Shire Council, where she executed the economic development program and worked closely with Tourism Port Douglas Daintree to support the organisation’s strategic objectives.
Tunnock’s contributions include developing Douglas Shire’s first investment prospectus, leading the agricultural options and opportunities project and launching the "Do It in Douglas" brand, advocating for the purchase and use of local products and services.
Her marketing acumen has been honed through her roles with luxury brands such as TAG Heuer and Time+Tide Watches, where she developed marketing strategies, managed high-profile partnerships and executed successful marketing campaigns.
“This region holds immense potential, and I am committed to fostering strong collaborations and driving sustainable growth in our tourism industry," Tourism Port Douglas Daintree chair Cam Charlton said of Ms Tunnock's appointment.
"Emma’s experience and proven leadership make her the perfect choice to guide our organisation.
“Her strategic vision and dedication to sustainable tourism will be invaluable as we continue to enhance our region's appeal to both domestic and international visitors."
Ms Tunnock starts her new post on July 23.
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