The Australian region of Tweed has been recognized as one of the world's top travel destinations, selected by global magazine Lonely Planet as Australia's sole representative for 2027.
Key points
•Tweed, Australia's top travel destination
•Lonely Planet recognizes slow travel experiences
•New South Wales government highlights regional appeal
Tweed, a region in New South Wales, has been chosen among only two locations in Oceania to be highlighted as a noteworthy destination globally. Lonely Planet annually selects and announces key travel spots, with Tweed being acknowledged this year for its ability to offer slow travel experiences that allow visitors to enjoy nature and culture at their own pace.
Renowned for its picturesque coastal scenery, tropical rainforests, and diverse outdoor activities, the Tweed region provides a variety of travel experiences. From culinary delights using abundant local ingredients to wellness programs, art and cultural events, and eco-tourism, there's something for every traveler.
New South Wales Minister for Jobs and Tourism, Steve Capper, sees this selection as an important opportunity to showcase the unique qualities of Tweed to a global audience. He notes that the region is gaining popularity among domestic tourists for its foodie and outdoor attractions, offering a relaxed way to experience Australia through various activities.
