PORT Stephens tourism operators 4WD Tours R Us and Moonshadow – TQC Cruises have each received silver awards at the NSW Tourism Awards.
4WD Tours R Us was awarded Silver in the Major Tourist Attraction category, while Moonshadow – TQC Cruises took out Silver in the Major Tour & Transport Operator category.
4WD Tours R Us also won bronze in the Tour & Transport Operators category.
Having claimed two major prizes, the 4WD Tours R Us team said it was “beyond proud”.
“To say we’re thrilled is an understatement!” the business posted to social media.
“These awards recognise the passion, hard work, and dedication of our incredible team, our amazing guests, and our wonderful partners across Port Stephens and the Worimi Conservation Lands.”
Member for Port Stephens Kate Washington congratulated the businesses on their achievement in the “coveted” NSW Tourism Awards.
The awards program is delivered by the NSW Tourism Association and aims to acknowledge excellence, innovation and professionalism across the state’s tourism and hospitality sector.
The NSW Tourism Association praised the “passion” shown within the industry.
“It’s been an incredible year for tourism in NSW, with a record 230 nominations received from across the state,” a spokesperson for the association said.
“With 125 finalists across 30 categories who showcase the strength, creativity, and excellence of our industry.
“What a wonderful recognition it has been for all your incredible hard work.”
Each year, the NSW Tourism Awards highlight businesses that demonstrate strong operating standards and a commitment to delivering quality visitor experiences.
Finalists and winners span a wide range of tourism fields including attractions, accommodation providers, tour operators and events.
More information on the awards program is available through the NSW Tourism Association website.
By Cosette DE LORENZO
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