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This familiar Aussie face is dishing the goods as the Northern Territory’s newest ambassador

Multi-hyphenate Aussie identity Poh Ling Yeow lends her culinary, arts and TV presenting prowess to promote the Northern Territory as a holiday destination for Australians. Here, she dishes on what makes the NT an unforgettable adventure.

Multi-hyphenate Aussie identity Poh Ling Yeow lends her culinary, arts and TV presenting prowess to promote the Northern Territory as a holiday destination for Australians. Here, she dishes on what makes the NT an unforgettable adventure.

In her new role, Yeow will highlight the Northern Territory’s landscapes, cultures, food scene and artistic heritage via social media and other platforms, inspiring travellers to experience it firsthand.

Known for her love of food, art, travel and culture, she adventured across the Northern Territory, travelling through the Top End to Litchfield National Park, Finniss River Lodge and Darwin. 

Aerial image of woman swimming at Litchfield National Park’s Tjaynera Falls (Sandy Creek Falls). Credit Toby Zerna for Tourism NT
Poh Ling Yeow at Litchfield National Park’s Tjaynera Falls (Sandy Creek Falls): “Being scooped up by helicopter from Finniss River Lodge and dropped straight into the most stunning freshwater swimming hole was just unreal.”

Her NT journey also featured the Red Centre, including Alice Springs (Mparntwe), Hermannsburg (Ntaria), Ormiston Gorge, Ellery Creek Big Hole, Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve and Uluru-Kata Tjuṯa National Park.

Woman in boat on wetlands Finniss River Lodge near Darwin. Credit Toby Zerna for Tourism NT
At Finniss River Lodge, just outside Darwin.

“As someone who adores travel, learning and finding inspiration in new places, the NT is a dream destination. From the breathtaking Top End to the awe-inspiring Red Centre, I’ve fallen in love with it all – and I couldn’t be prouder to showcase everything this extraordinary place has to offer,” Yeow said.

Woman painting with guide at  Simpsons Gap. Credit Toby Zerna for Tourism NT
At Simpsons Gap: “I really felt a spiritual connection to Simpsons Gap, a beautiful sacred site for the local Arrernte people.”

Tourism NT Chief Marketing Officer Tony Quarmby welcomed Yeow as the newest ambassador for the NT.

“Poh’s passion for food, art, culture, the outdoors and exploration perfectly captures the essence of the Territory. Everywhere she went, she connected effortlessly with visitors and locals alike with fans from Australia and around the world flocking to meet her,” he said.

People seated at long table outdoors with an array of local produce. Credit Toby Zerna for Tourism NT
Dining at Finniss River Lodge: “Finniss River Lodge, just outside of Darwin, was an absolute foodie paradise! I loved being taken to forage for native bush foods that end up on the menu – talk about paddock to plate!”

“Poh’s genuine warmth, authenticity and deep connection to the landscapes and stories of the Territory make her the perfect inspiration for others to explore our incredible destination.”

Tourism NT recently partnered with the top-rated Netflix show, Territory, inspiring travel to the region.

For more info, head to northernterritory.com