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| The Central Coast consists of two shires, Gosford and Wyong and are located perfectly between Sydney and Newcastle. The Central Coast is a popular destination for holiday makers, with many people choosing to come back again and again. For the tourists there are many Central Coast attractions to come and see. The Central Coast is so popular because you have many options available from seaside, rural, hinterland and city lifestyles. The region has many historical places to visit and tourists have been coming since the 1800's. |
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| As a tourist destination, The Entrance is a huge success, gauged by the tens of thousands of people who flock there annually to take holidays or a weekend stopover. There are many who choose to spend regular weekends at this serene coastal resort and many others who arrive just for a day trip or an impromptu escape. Once you have succumbed to the splendor of the town and accepted the magnificence of the surrounding waterways, you certainly won't want to leave. Major attractions include the magnificent Tuggerah Lakes, pelican feeding daily at 3.30pm, pristine surf beaches, boat hire, fishing, markets, entertainment, bike paths, shopping and so much more. Accommodation venues are plentiful and varied in style. Great place for families. | |
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| Paintball is a unique game of Tag Hide and Seek played on both a social and serious level by a large number of people around the world. It is one of the fastest growing sports on the planet, and when you play your first game you will see why! Two teams (of any number) are equipped with paintball markers. These are basically low powered air-markers that fire small gelatine shelled balls (jaffa size). At each end of the playing field (which can be a large variety of terrain) is a flag. The objectives of the games vary, the most common game format is to protect your flag while attempting to take your opponents flag. To stop you from doing this, your opponents are firing their paintball markers at you. If you are hit you must stop what you are doing and, depending on the rules of the day, either return to your home-base, leave the field temporarily,or until the next game. At the end of the game, the team that has captured the opposing teams flag is victorious. | |
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Forestry Tourism in Tasmania
# State forest covers about 22% or 1.502 million hectares of Tasmania’s total land area.
# There are over 5 000 km of roads on State forest. This roading system provides access to remote areas for tourists, bushwalkers and beekeepers.
# As well as the major tourist developments on State forest (such as the Tahune AirWalk, DIsmal Swamp and the Scottsdale EcoCentre) there are about 75 recreation and picnic sites.
# 250 walking tracks on State forest cover a distance of approximately 600 km.
# Currently there are about 30 licensed Commercial Tourist Operators providing guided leisure and recreation activities on State forest. -
Norfolk Island Tourism
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Women In Tourism Gold Coast
Women in Tourism (Gold Coast) Inc (formerly Gold Coast Women's Australian Travel League) is an innovative, professional group of Gold Coast women, committed to delivering high standards and fostering goodwill within the broad spectrum that constitutes the Tourism Industry.
The Gold Coast Women's Australian Travel League was formed in July 1987. Reflecting the changing times and to make membership available to more women (and men), in March 2002, the Association changed its name to Women in Tourism (Gold Coast) Inc. The Association is dynamic, professional and has a strong industry base membership. This wide cross section includes airlines, accommodation, travel industry, tour operators, hospitality, tourism and related industries. -
Gippsland Tourism
Welcome to the Gippsland Region. Gippsland is one of the few unique and diverse regions in Australia. It comprises of snow fields, wilderness, rainforests, beaches, industrialised areas, farm land and much much more. With Australia's number one highway running through the centre of Gippsland, access to the country has never been easier. From a central location day trips can lead to an abundance of different events and activities that can be tried, or spend some time to bask in the glories of what the area has to offer. Explore the Gippsland Lakes and soak up the sun on the beautiful Ninety Mile Beach. Visit the largest concentration of Open Cut Mining & Power Generation activity in Australia. Or Journey to Phillip Island and catch a glimpse of the unique penguin parade. -
AAA Tourism
Accommodation STAR Ratings are recognised worldwide with around 70 countries operating rating schemes. These can vary from compulsory government run schemes to voluntary schemes such as ours in Australia.
The Australian STAR Rating Scheme is one of the world’s leading quality certification schemes and its Standards are periodically reviewed to ensure it keeps inline with world’s best practice.
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