Fresh from the success of AIME, Event ConneQion and TABEE, Brisbane Marketing has unveiled its latest guide targeting the incentive market.

The 26-page 2007 Brisbane Incentive Guide provides a snapshot look at some of Brisbane’s best experiences for the business and incentive markets – from sport and recreation to art and culture to high-rolling indulgences.

Brisbane Marketing Director of Business Development and AACB Vice President, Mr Paul Lewin, said the Guide offered corporate buyers and professional conference organisers a neat package of out-of-the-ordinary ideas, information and inspiration.

“On top of a great business offer, Brisbane delivers an immensely attractive selection of leisure and incentive experiences,” said Mr Lewin.

“From leisurely explorations of the art and architecture of the new Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA) to hand-feeding wild dolphins or quad-biking the sandy stretches of Moreton Island – Brisbane stands up as a destination that offers something for everyone.

“The city is truly unique in that it can deliver great urban experiences and authentic Australian nature experiences.”

Mr Lewin said the 2007 Brisbane Incentive Guide also provided a rundown on various event venues, special event managers, accommodation and transport providers and was best used in tandem with the 2007-08 Brisbane Meeting Planners’ Guide and 2007 Brisbane Unique Venues Guide.

“The Incentive Guide proved to be immensely popular when it made its first appearance last year and we’re confident that it will again make its mark on corporate buyers in 2007,” he said.