A month short of two years after Lismore City made national and international news for all the wrong reasons - a record breaking climate change-induced flood in a region being devastated by widespread unnatural disaster - it is back in the news in a happy and upbeat way.
ECHO, 9 January 2024:
Lismore has been named as one of the world’s ‘Coolest Places to visit in 2024’ by the Qantas magazine.
The town was listed alongside New York, Shanghai, London and Venice as one of the world’s 25 must-see tourist destinations.
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Acting Mayor Jeri Hall said it was a humbling but not surprising accolade which spoke to the renowned experiences Lismore offered through its vibrant arts and culture scene, and stunning natural environment.
‘I was not surprised to see Lismore up there with some of the world’s most popular destinations,’ Acting Mayor Hall said.
‘Lismore is becoming more and more vibrant with its ever-evolving dining scene, creative arts, culture and unique venues offering everything from live music to theatre and performance.
‘Lismore City recently hosted thousands of festival goers from right across the country who travelled here specifically for the legendary Tropical Fruits New Year’s Eve Festival. They all left with smiles on their faces and plans to return.’......
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