Logan tourism stars make city proud

9 November 2026

Two well-known Logan businesses have won a place with the state's best operators in the 2026 Queensland Tourism Awards.

Of the 3 standout Logan businesses that earned finalist spots, Beenleigh Artisan Distillery and Devon Pixies both received recognition at the Queensland Tourism Awards Gala on 6 November, reinforcing Logan’s growing reputation as a destination worth discovering.

Beenleigh Artisan Distillery won silver in the Tourism Wineries, Distilleries and Breweries category, and Devon Pixies won Bronze in Tourism Restaurants and Catering Services. 

Winners were recognised across 29 categories, showcasing the depth and diversity of Queensland's tourism industry, from ecotourism and cultural tourism to events, attractions, tours and accommodation.

For the full list of winners and for more information, visit: queensland-tourism-awards

Also, Extraction Artisan Café at Slacks Creek was a finalist in this year’s awards, held on the Gold Coast.

The success of the Logan businesses is seen as an indicator of the strength of Logan’s visitor economy, and the passion of local operators who are creating unique experiences that attract visitors from across Queensland and beyond.

ABOVE: Beenleigh Artisan Distillery.

Beenleigh Artisan Distillery continues to showcase Logan on the national stage, shining the spotlight on the city’s heritage as home to Australia’s oldest operating rum distillery. The Eagleby attraction combines history, craftsmanship and hospitality through immersive tours, tastings and visitor experiences.

Adding a touch of vintage charm to Logan, Devon Pixies at the Kingston Butter Factory Precinct in Kingston is known for its traditional high teas, homemade treats and beautifully restored heritage setting, with the business becoming a favourite for locals and visitors alike.

ABOVE: Arwen McGregor of Devon Pixies.

The tea house won Gold in the Tourism Restaurant and Catering category at the 2025 Queensland Tourism Awards and went on to become a finalist at the Australian Tourism Awards.

The 2026 finalist nominations follow on from 2025 wins for Devon Pixies and Beenleigh Artisan Distillery, which both won Gold awards in their categories.

Queensland Tourism Industry Council chief executive Natassia Wheeler says reaching finalist status is an achievement in itself, with businesses progressing through a rigorous judging process and demonstrating a high standard of visitor experience.

PHOTO AT TOP: Business owners and operators from the City of Logan on stage at the Queensland Tourism Awards Gala 2026, including from Beenleigh Artisan Distillery, Devon Pixies and Extraction Artisan Cafe.