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Regional Travel For NSW Is Back On The Cards From June 1, So Time To Plan A Road Trip

Regional Travel For NSW Is Back On The Cards From June 1, So Time To Plan A Road Trip

OH. MY. GOD. Grab your overnighter and start planning your itineraries because we have an official date for when in-state holidays can resume in New South Wales: June 1.

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian had remained fairly cautious around lifting lockdown restrictions, but my golly she’s gone and announced all regional travel with in the state will be allowed, for any reason, even holidays. We’re joining other states and territories who have made the move to allow regional travel, including Western Australia and the Northern Territory.

This is obviously glorious news for us — I don’t know about you but I’ve been going mental over here — but it’s even better news for our tourism industry. So basically I’m now taking it as my own personal duty to pump money back into the economy, you’re welcome.

Now, the borders might be remaining closed for the time being, but my fellow New South Welshmen, do you even REALISE how much there is to do in our state alone?

We have some of the best distilleries in the country, heck they’re even winning awards around the world, from gin to whisky. We’ve wrapped up the best 11 for you to tick off your tasting list here. Of course, let’s not forget about the Hunter Valley and Mudgee wine regions.

Then there are the world-class restaurants re-opening for business in Sydney, and around the state. Speaking of Sydney, it was also dubbed the most Instagrammable city in the WORLD earlier this year.

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I mean, we also have Byron Bay and some rad places to stop on the way there, if you’re up for a little road trip. We even made the perfect itinerary for you here.

Excuse me while I go plan a million long weekend road trips, byeeeee.

(Lead Image: Pexels /Simon Clayton)

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