Central Coast
Central Coast
The Central Coast, New South Wales, is located one hour’s scenic drive north of Sydney and offers visitors an authentic local holiday experience in contrast to its big city neighbour.
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Northern Rivers
Northern Rivers
Stretching from the mighty Clarence River up to Tweed Heads on the Queensland border and out to the foothills of the Great Divide, the Northern Rivers region offers a diverse holiday experience.
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Riverina
Riverina
The Riverina offers some of the nation's best food and wine, and its fertile farmland has attracted migrants from many nations, creating a surprising and eclectic mix of cuisines and cultures.
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South Coast
South Coast
The unspoilt natural beauty of the southern coastline of New South Wales unfolds in a series of bays and coves.
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Hunter
Hunter
Famous for its reputation as a wine growing region, the Hunter also offers a treasure chest of coastal, country, heritage and wilderness experiences.
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Blue Mountains
Blue Mountains
Once you’ve experienced the spectacular blue-hazed beauty, dramatic cliffs and deep canyons of the Blue Mountains, you’ll come away refreshed and invigorated.
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Snowy Mountains
Snowy Mountains
The Snowy Mountains extends from Canberra through to Mt Kosciuszko and south across the vast Monaro Plains.
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Murray
Murray
The mighty Murray River forms the border between New South Wales and Victoria before heading south to the ocean. Unwind and enjoy the region's renowned slow food, wine, golf courses and temperate climate.
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Mid North Coast
Mid North Coast
The Mid North Coast of NSW is what the classic Australian holiday is all about. Blessed with one of the best year round holiday climates, it is the perfect break.
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Central NSW
Central NSW
In the Central West you can find numerous attractions, ghost towns from the gold rush days, the food and wines of Orange and Mudgee, vast tracts of natural bush with kangaroos, wallabies and bountiful birdlife.
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Welcome to FORTO

FORTO was established in 2008 and currently represents 10 Regional Tourism Organisations (RTOs) in NSW outside of Sydney. From inception, the key aim of FORTO is to "achieve optimal operational and marketing effectiveness, leading to positive regional, and whole of state, tourism outcomes: increased visitation and increased tourism revenue for NSW."