by Madalyn Date | May 26, 2021 | Govt & Politics, News
The paddleboards have been packed away, and the tools brought out at an Illawarra landmark. Work has started on the $10.5 million upgrade of the North Wollongong Surf Club and the adjacent protective seawall. RadioU UOW · Work begins on North Wollongong Surf...
by Eliza Lourenco | Mar 24, 2021 | Govt & Politics, News
Tourism dollars in the Illawarra may be set for a comeback from domestic travel, but attention has also turned to a travel bubble with New Zealand. Tourism Australia has pushed Australians to plan domestic holidays this year, with the hashtag...
by Faye Chong | Jul 13, 2020 | COVID-19, Data Journalism, News
Data from Tourism Research Australia shows NSW maintained its position as Australia’s number one state for tourists in 2019 with record figures for visitors, nights stayed and expenditure – figures the state may not see again for a long time. The TRA’s international...
by William Cuckson | Jun 21, 2020 | Corona, COVID-19, News, Tourism
Businesses within Port Macquarie’s tourism industry are preparing for an influx of visitors in the upcoming school holidays, in the wake of a reduction in COVID-19 restrictions. While the NSW school term does not end until July 3, Port Macquarie has already...
by Hayley Wilkinson | May 26, 2020 | Arts/Lifestyle/Culture, COVID-19, News
The easing of NSW travel restrictions has provided regional tourism industries a chance to recover following a two-month stand still, according to the Illawarra’s peak tourism body. From the start of June, museums, galleries, and libraries are allowed to reopen...
