BECOME A PARTNER

Becoming a partner for the Spring in the Vines Wine Festival in Southern Tasmania is a unique opportunity to align your business with one of the region’s most vibrant and anticipated wine events. Held over three days, the festival celebrates the best of Tasmania’s cool-climate wines, gourmet food, live music, and springtime scenery—drawing visitors from across the state and beyond. To make this immersive experience possible, we are seeking partnerships across a wide range of sectors that are vital to the event’s success.

Accommodation providers are key to welcoming festival-goers. From boutique hotels and vineyard cottages to guesthouses and eco-stays, there is high demand for comfortable, quality lodging throughout the Huon Valley and surrounding regions. By partnering with the festival, your accommodation business can benefit from increased visibility, booking opportunities, and inclusion in curated travel packages promoted to attendees in advance.

Tour operators and transport providers are also essential to the guest experience. With events and tastings held across multiple wineries, there is a strong need for shuttles, private transfers, and wine tour packages that allow visitors to explore safely and conveniently. Whether you offer luxury vehicles, mini-buses, or guided tours, partnering with the festival puts your services in front of a highly engaged, experience-seeking audience.

Beyond transport and lodging, we welcome partnerships with local producers, artisan food vendors, event suppliers, entertainers, and sponsors who are passionate about showcasing the best of Tasmania. From catering and staging to live music and wellness offerings, the festival thrives on collaboration with businesses that enhance the atmosphere and deliver memorable moments for attendees.

Whether you’re offering a place to stay, a way to explore, or an experience to remember, partnering with Spring in the Vines is a chance to be part of something truly special—supporting regional tourism, building brand visibility, and contributing to a celebration of wine, culture, and community in Southern Tasmania.