A Feast for the Senses Bistro Molines, Hunter Valley
Sydney is a foodie’s dream, boasting fine- dining with jaw-dropping views alongside trendy bars and restaurants. Elsewhere, your customers can enjoy fresh
seafood overlooking the Pacific Ocean in coastal restaurants, or head inland to sample fresh produce, farmers markets and farm-to- plate experiences in the state’s renowned wine regions. No self-respecting wine lover will be
As a growing number of customers cite cuisine as an important consideration when selecting a holiday, a destination’s foodie credentials need to be first-class to compete. In Sydney and New South Wales, your
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clients will truly be spoilt for choice, with an array of urban restaurants, cafes and brunch spots complementing a wealth of gastronomic experiences farther afield in the state. With its melting pot of cultural influences,
immune to the charms of the Hunter Valley, just a two-hour drive from Sydney and boasting sprawling vineyards and culinary experiences ranging from fine dining to more rustic-style cellar-door tastings.
Halcyon House, Cabarita Beach
Watson’s Bay Hote, Sydney While the Hunter Valley is a must, make
sure you recommend clients also get back to nature with the wide range of gastronomic experiences available in Country NSW in authentic towns such as Mudgee and Orange. It’s no surprise that NSW’s South Coast,
Central Coast and North Coast are home to a multitude of dining options, whatever your customers’ budgets or tastes. Seafood from the waters of the Pacific
Ocean is served alongside locally-sourced produce, with the vibrant bohemian restaurants of Byron Bay and its surrounding villages a great place to sample it.
Incredible Events
From its iconic New Year’s Eve fireworks to countless
cultural and sporting showpieces, Sydney is Australia’s undisputed capital
of events. Attracting visitors from around the world,
the events calendar runs throughout the seasons, meaning your customers will never be short of an amazing experience to boast about on their return. From May 24 to June 15 Sydney literally
Mardi Gras Parade
shines when the world-famous Vivid Sydney festival warms up the city with a celebration of light, music and ideas. In February and March, passion and people
combine to spectacular effect as hundreds of thousands of spectators cheer on 10,000 fabulous participants in The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade. Between the two is Handa Opera on
Vivid Sydney
Sydney Harbour - West Side Story, which takes place on a floating stage under a starlit
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city skyline between March 22 and April 21. Although Sydney is the unrivalled epicentre
of New South Wales’ events activity, that doesn’t mean it’s the only place to have amazing experiences. Foodies can enjoy a vast range of culinary
and wine festivals in the Hunter Valley and beyond, and the Australian love of sport is in evidence from the coast to the mountains. For music lovers, make sure you
recommend the 30th annual Bluesfest, which takes place in Byron Bay from April 18-22 and boasts awesome blues and roots performances from more than 200 artists across seven stages.
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