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Home » New Cowra And Canowindra Visitor Guide

New Cowra And Canowindra Visitor Guide

18 December, 2024 By Canowindra Phoenix Editor

The new Cowra and Canowindra visitor guide has hit the shelves of Visitor Centres across NSW and ACT.

Cowra Tourism Corporation is pleased to announce the release of the brand new Cowra and Canowindra Visitor Guide, a resource designed to showcase the very best tourist experiences on offer within the region.

The Visitor Guide is Cowra Tourism’s key destination marketing tool and is updated every two years. Cowra Tourism Corpo­ration worked in partnership with design agency interactiVINK to produce a guide that features Cowra’s unique tourist attrac­tions and refreshed imagery by local pho­tographers, including Farmpix Photogra­phy and Over and Above Photography.

The 40,000 copies of the guide will be distributed via the Cowra Visitor Informa­tion Centre, through member accommoda­tion and hospitality venues, 160 Accredited Visitor Centres across NSW, and via vari­ous expos in both NSW and ACT through­out the next 18 months.

“We would like to thank all of our mem­bers that advertised with us, without their support this guide would not be possible” Cowra Tourism’s Marketing Officer Stassi Austin said.

“The guide is an important tool to con­tinue to develop our visitor economy. Each year Cowra welcomes more than 313,000 visitors, contributing an average of $58 mil­lion into our economy” she continued.

The updated guide features the iconic golden hues of Cowra’s Fields of Gold on the cover, continuing the strong focus on developing agritourism within the region.

The guide is the third in a suite of redevel­opments, ushering in a new era for Cowra Tourism following a logo rebrand and a new website that was launched a few months ago.

The friendly team at the Cowra Visitor Information Centre will gladly walk you through the Visitor Guide upon your visit or you can peruse at your leisure with the online copy here: www.visitcowra.com.au/cowra-visitor-guide/ If you would a like a copy of the Visitor Guide sent to you to assist in planning your trip or if you would like a box of guides sent to your business, please contact the Cowra Visitor Informa­tion Centre on (02) 6342 4333 or by email­ing info@cowratourism.com.au

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