Tag: Tourism
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FORSTER BUSINESSES MISSING OUT ON LONG WEEKEND TOURIST TRADE
From its pristine beaches to fine dining, Forster-Tuncurry has plenty of drawcards for visitors. But with the big cities in lockdown, local businesses are voicing their disappointment at the lost tourist dollar this long weekend.
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TOURISM SECTOR CONTINUES TO FACE CHALLENGES DESPITE RESTRICTIONS EASING
Tourism and accommodation providers on the Far North Coast continue to struggle despite the easing of restrictions. They’re encouraging people to snap up local deals these school holidays.
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HUNTER LOCKDOWN HINDERS HARRINGTON TOURISM TRADE
The Hunter lockdown is putting pressure on Harrington businesses, reliant on tourist trade. Owners are now calling on locals to pay a visit instead.
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WHALE WATCHING FEVER IN THE GREAT LAKES
It’s whale fever on the Mid North Coast with a record number of sightings along the coast this winter. A cruise business in Forster has welcomed an influx of people looking to catch a glimpse of the creatures – but Sydney’s lockdown is still being felt.
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COAST HINTERLAND HOPES FOR SHARE OF TOURISM BOOM
The Central Coast’s beaches attract plenty of visitors. The Hinterland is now hoping to get its fair share amid a domestic travel boom – but, not everyone is benefiting.
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OCTOBER HOLIDAYS TEST FOR COVID-SAFE TOURISM
Tourism experts on the Central Coast say these school holidays will be a test, as businesses balance a domestic travel boom with the need for social distancing. It’s hoped our region’s proximity to Sydney, will see out-of-towners come in droves.
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COUNCIL TO MAP COVID-SAFE TOURISM STRATEGY
The Central Coast has a difficult balancing act ahead as border restrictions see domestic tourism grow. Plans are being put in place to help the area benefit, while stopping the spread of coronavirus.
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PROMISING START TO LONG WEEKEND ON CENTRAL COAST
The long weekend appears to have started with a welcome boost to Central Coast tourism coffers. In Terrigal, cafes were busy as the main strip looked to keep under social distancing requirements. Foot traffic was also at a steady pace. Further inland, the annual Harvest Festival has adapted to the coronavirus. Unable to open the…
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CENTRAL COAST BUSINESSES GEAR UP FOR LONG WEEKEND
The June long weekend is typically a last chance cash injection for the Central Coast, before the bite of winter. But amid the pandemic, it’s never been more important – and will be a vital test for the region’s $1 billion tourism economy.
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BUSINESS LEADERS WELCOME NEWS TOURISTS RETURN IN JUNE
The Coast’s business leaders have welcomed news, tourists may return to the Central Coast from early June. The region’s beaches, and foodie culture, usually nets around 4 million day trippers every year. The challenge will now be for operators to develop plans to limit the risk of infection, and get domestic travellers through the doors.…