The Territory Labor Government’s highly successful Get Outsiders campaign is set to be launched for a fourth series, offering a behind the scenes view of the Territory’s iconic destinations.

The upcoming series is set to be broadcast across platforms including Facebook, Instagram and Youtube and will include local travel tips for sensational Top End locations including Litchfield National Park, Kakadu, East Arnhem Land and the Tiwi Islands.

With a focus on the domestic travel market, the first video in the series will feature Litchfield National Park.

Local photographer Nathan Lewis will check out the hidden gems including waterfalls, nature and activities.

In episode two, young Aboriginal worker Aysha Alderson will share her family’s connection to country and local knowledge on where to by authentic Aboriginal art in Kakadu.

The third episode will shine a light on East Arnhem Land featuring the Chairman of Lirrwi Tourism Arian (Djambatji) Pearson, who has a passion for community development and sustainable tourism.

The Tiwi Islands will take centre stage in the final episode with traditional owner and NT Thunder footballer Ron Poantimilui offering key insights.

View the series by visiting: https://northernterritory.com/locals-tips

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Quotes from Minister for Tourism and Hospitality Natasha Fyles:

“This latest instalment of the Get Outsiders Series offers people a unique opportunity to get the inside scoop of a Territory holiday destination through the eyes of a local.

“All Territorians and tourism operators are encouraged to engage with the series and share with family and friends through social media.”

 Quotes from Nathan Lewis, local photographer and Litchfield National Park locals tip:

“For me Litchfield really is a place where everyone can find their little patch of paradise.

“After a day in Litchfield you’re definitely refreshed, you’ve spent the whole day in crystal clear freshwater, straight out of the springs, it’s just a place that you want to get to – you can get outdoors, you can get away from people, there’s a reason that the locals love Litchfield.”