Huon Valley has been recognised in Condé Nast Traveler’s ‘Best Places to Go in Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific in 2024’ list.
The annual list sets out the best places in the region to travel, curated by an extensive network of travel writers.
Liberal Member for Franklin, Nic Street, has welcomed the recognition saying that it is fantastic to see the region’s rich heritage and tourism experiences acknowledged on the world stage, driving regional visitation and supporting our regional communities.
“Condé Nast Traveler is a leader in the travel industry with an excellent global reputation. I’m delighted to see the Huon Valley recognised by such an influential voice,” Minister Street said.
“With around 37,300 jobs supported by the tourism sector across the State, Tasmania’s tourism industry is vital to our regional economies with the Huon Valley flying the flag proudly.”
Tourism Tasmania CEO, Sarah Clark, commends the Huon Valley’s contribution to Tasmania’s tourism offering.
“The things that make Tasmania a special place to live are the very same things that make our state so attractive to visitors; our people, products and natural experiences, and the Huon Valley region is a great example of this,” Sarah Clark said.
“With boutique award winning food, ciders and wine to walks in World Heritage Areas, underground dolomite caves, pools fed by mineral-rich thermal springs and the iconic Tahune Airwalk, we’re not surprised that the Huon Valley has made the list of best places to travel in 2024.”
To view Condé Nast Traveler’s ‘Best Places to Go in Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific in 2024’ list visit:
