Regional tourism operators optimistic amid signs of domestic recovery

The Coffs coast is poised to receive visitors again

The Coffs coast is poised to receive visitors again Source: SBS

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The New South Wales north coast is heavily reliant on tourism, and was badly affected by travel bans and restrictions.

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