NINE NEW FOOD, WINE AND ALE TRAILS SET TO TANTALISE TRAVELLERS

Just in time for the upcoming holiday period, Destination NSW has launched nine new Food, Wine and Ale Trails, which are set to inspire travellers to enjoy the state’s very best wine and produce. Forming a key component of the NSW Food and Wine Tourism Strategy and Action Plan and the Independent Breweries Action Plan, the new itineraries combine the magnificent natural beauty of Sydney and

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