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THERE is a clearer way forward in the development of the Crater Lake precinct, with the City of Mount Gambier […]

THE Limestone Coast Local Government Association (LCLGA) has earmarked a significant funding increase to market tourism for the region in […]

Charlotte Varcoe NATIONAL and international stakeholders were reminded of the natural wonders surrounding the Limestone Coast earlier this month as two major regional tourist specialists attended the Australian Tourism Exchange in Sydney. Limestone Coast Local Government Association (LCLGA) destination development officer Biddie Shearing was joined by Coonawarra Experiences owner Simon Meares as the two banded together to sell the tourist attractions of the region. The two tourist experts spent a number of days in the heart of Sydney – prior to its current COVID-19 crisis – as they met ...

Mount Gambier tourism leader hopes to see visitor surge on the radar as Qantas arrival looms WedWednesday 20 A Qantas 300Q passenger aircraft that will fly the Mount Gambier route. ( Print text only Cancel The long-awaited arrival of a second passenger airline in Mount Gambier is expected to provide a welcome boost to regional tourism with more destinations for travellers on the horizon. Key points: Qantas has flagged the possibility of new routes for regional airports to drive fly-in domestic tourism market The national carrier is on track to start flying over Mount Gambier skies from March ...

By Molly Taylor LIMESTONE Coast businesses believe the current summer holiday period has been the busiest ever seen, with a regional tourism leader overwhelmed by positive response to the current surge in visitation. Eased border and travel restrictions have been taken advantage of by domestic tourists and visitors alike over the Christmas and New Year period with the Blue Lake city inundated by travellers. Limestone Coast Local Government Association destination development manager Biddie Shearing said she had heard nothing but positive news from the community about visitation numbers and ...