RE:NSW Articles

In response to both the global COVID-19 pandemic and bushfire disasters, a range of resources have been distributed by a variety of local, state, and national organisations.

Destination Southern NSW and Destination Sydney Surrounds South have collated this information on RE:NSW to assist tourism operators to respond, recover and renew their businesses and local tourism region during and after the impact of such events.

Campaign launch: Now’s the time to love NSW

The NSW Government has launched a tourism recovery plan to encourage Australians that now is the time to love NSW. “It’s time to show the world that most of NSW’s spectacular natural wonders and visitor experiences are still in great shape, and are ready to welcome...

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Sapphire Coast National Parks Update

NPWS have provided the following information on the status of the Sapphire Coast national parks and park infrastructure, effective 30.1.20.   In the Sapphire Coast area, early assessments indicate the following key visitor precinct damage and estimated closure...

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Is your council backing up on social media?

Is your council backing up on social media?

From building awareness to crisis communication, social media is a powerful way for local government and councils to interact with the public. Social media hosted on external servers with third parties such as Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram and more, are all...

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Tourism Australia: Holiday Here This Year Campaign

Holiday Here This Year is an initiative that encourages Aussies to travel domestically in 2020. The bushfire crisis has made for a tough start to 2020, with so many communities around the country directly and indirectly affected. And we too are seeing the effect on...

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Australian Bushfire Safety Tips

Bushfires can occur in Australia’s native bushland. The fires typically arise during the Australian summer months (November to February) due to high temperatures and dry weather. Read Australia.com's bushfire safety tips below.

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