Tourism Industry Events & COVID-19 Live Q&A'S
Here you will find a list of upcoming virtual meetings and live Q&As on matters relating to the impact of COVID-19 on tourism in the Northern Territory.
We know that you as a tourism, retail or hospitality business are suffering from the effects of COVID-19. There are new restrictions and information being released on a regular basis. Businesses are amidst challenging times, pressure and anxiety as they make some big decisions now and into the future.
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Upcoming events
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Mayali Mulil Festival
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Friday 18 September to Sunday 20 September
- 03:00 PM - 10:00AM
Mayali Mulil Festival — 10th Anniversary Celebration
The Murdudjurl Family invites the world to sit with them on Country and celebrate a decade since their first festival. What began as a small gathering on Murumburr Clan Country has grown into a distinctive cultural event, and in September 2026, Mayali Mulil marks ten years with its most ambitious program yet.
Set on the Jim Jim Creek wetlands within Kakadu National Park, this multi-day cultural immersion is led entirely by Traditional Owners on land their family has cared for across generations — an invitation into living culture, not a performance staged for an audience.
Guests will enjoy live music, bush tucker prepared using traditional methods, and hands-on workshops in weaving, string making, and artifact craft — didgeridoos, spears, and clapsticks — to take home. Surprise anniversary announcements are still to come.
Guided walks with family members reveal the landscape during Kurrung season, Kakadu's dry period famed for birdwatching, wildlife, and sunsets. Camping is included, with facilities kept modest and capacity capped to preserve intimacy.
Delivered entirely by the Murdudjurl Family's Aboriginal-owned Kakadu Billabong Safari Camp, Mayali Mulil demonstrates genuine Traditional Owner-led economic development, extending benefit to Bininj communities region-wide.
Tickets: Available now via Humanitix
DATE/TIME
3.00pm Friday 18 September to 10.00am Sunday 20 September
VENUE
Patonga Homestead, Murdudjurl community, Kakadu NT
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