NRMA thrilled to welcome visitors again
The removal of the non-essential travel ban means families can enjoy holidays within NSW again giving a much needed boost to regional tourism.
The NRMA is one of the largest owners and operators of holiday parks in Australia with 50 across the country including 22 in NSW.
NRMA Holiday Parks and Resorts will be back open for business from June 1 with some changes to ensure the safety of guests and staff including contactless check-in, extra cleaning practices and social distancing rules in shared spaces.
NRMA Parks and Resorts CEO Paul Davies said staff were eagerly awaiting the return of guests and urged families to book in advance to avoid disappointment.
“We’re excited to re-open and welcome you back to our 22 holiday parks and resorts across NSW,” Mr Davies said.
“Everyone is in need of a well-deserved break and we’re here to ensure that your next holiday is as safe and enjoyable as possible. Taking a road trip to a holiday park is the ideal way to escape right now, with plenty of outdoor space and a wide range of different accommodation options including self-contained cabins and ensuite caravan sites.
“Whether it’s exploring the pristine beaches of Port Macquarie, getting active in nature at Lake Jindabyne or taking a journey through inland NSW to Dubbo, we have something for everyone to enjoy.
“Our regional communities are really feeling the emptiness of visitors and they quite simply need us to visit so let’s get back on the road and help our beloved holiday destinations rebuild. Together.
“With extra safety measures in place across all of our parks and resorts you can explore the great outdoors in your car with freedom and peace of mind while supporting regional towns.”
Customers are urged to book early to get in first to secure a spot and receive up to 20 percent off for a limited time until June 4, with an additional 10 percent for NRMA Members, and flexibility to change bookings. Check out the range and availability of NRMA Parks and Resorts here.
