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Mt Warning Wollumbin - National Landcapes Project |
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Wednesday, 28 May 2008 05:19 |
 MT WARNING WOLLUMBIN CALDERA National Landscapes Project Update
On June 15, the Minister for Tourism, the Honourable Martin Ferguson MP, will officially launch Tourism Australia’s National Landscapes program and announce the first eight regions to be classified as Australia’s new ‘must see’ destinations. We are very pleased to tell you all that the Mt Warning Wollumbin Caldera is one of those regions that will be named.
Tourism Australia’s official launch of the program on June 15 will be held during the Australian Tourism Exchange (ATE) in Perth. A local announcement will be held on Tuesday, June 10 at the Tweed River Regional Art Gallery. FIND OUT WHAT NATIONAL LANDSCAPES MEANS FOR YOU In addition to celebrating being named a National Landscape, the get-together at the Tweed River Regional Art Gallery on June 10 will also include a full workshop briefing on what this will mean to the local tourism industry and how we can all capitalise on the international exposure it is expected to bring to the region. This event will be a key opportunity to learn what this exciting initiative means for you. An open invitation has been issued to all tourism operators, council representatives and other interested stakeholders in the Tweed, Ballina, Byron, Lismore, Kyogle, Scenic Rim, Gold Coast hinterland and Gold Coast regions to attend. For more information on the National Landscapes program, contact the Committee’s Executive Assistant, Wendy Miller on 07 5536 4244 or via email at
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