Warrnambool warms up for bumper holiday season, with more tourists on the way

By Everard Himmelreich
December 27 2013 - 4:00am
Among the four generations of one family represented in this group of Surfside Holiday Park campers are (back from left): Shelley Beggs 30, Cristie-Lee Beggs, 34, Jan Melville, 55, Maureen Banks, 73, Rae Corbett, 47; (middle): Jamey Beggs, 22, Bailey Corbett 13, Jordan Corbett, 21, Cooper Corbett 15; (front): Loukas Panagiotou, 4 and Ajay Panagiotou, 1.
Among the four generations of one family represented in this group of Surfside Holiday Park campers are (back from left): Shelley Beggs 30, Cristie-Lee Beggs, 34, Jan Melville, 55, Maureen Banks, 73, Rae Corbett, 47; (middle): Jamey Beggs, 22, Bailey Corbett 13, Jordan Corbett, 21, Cooper Corbett 15; (front): Loukas Panagiotou, 4 and Ajay Panagiotou, 1.

THE 2013-2014 holiday season is looking good for south-west tourism operators, with an increase in bookings reported in Warrnambool.

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