Hunter Valley positioned to capitalise on NSW Regional Conferencing Strategy and Action Plan

By Krystal Sellars
Updated September 12 2017 - 1:25pm, first published August 9 2017 - 2:31pm
STRATEGY: NSW tourism and events minister Adam Marshall and Hunter Valley Wine and Tourism Association chairman George Souris at a ministerial meeting at Hunter Valley Gardens in May this year.
STRATEGY: NSW tourism and events minister Adam Marshall and Hunter Valley Wine and Tourism Association chairman George Souris at a ministerial meeting at Hunter Valley Gardens in May this year.

The Hunter Valley is set to tap further into the lucrative conferencing market, following the announcement of the NSW Government’s Regional Conferencing Strategy and Action Plan.

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