The Great Ocean Road attracts 5.5 million people and is worth $780m to the economy. But why aren't more people visiting Warrnambool?

Rachael Houlihan
May 20 2017 - 9:30am
RAIN, HAIL OR SHINE: Udo and Ellen Troitzsch and their dog, Oliver, don't understand why Warrnambool isn't more widely promoted. They love the city and moved here two weeks ago. Picture: Morgan Hancock
RAIN, HAIL OR SHINE: Udo and Ellen Troitzsch and their dog, Oliver, don't understand why Warrnambool isn't more widely promoted. They love the city and moved here two weeks ago. Picture: Morgan Hancock

Come on down the road

THE Great Ocean Road region draws more visitors than Phillip Island, the Whitsundays and tropical north Queensland, but Warrnambool is missing out on the benefits.

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Rachael Houlihan

Deputy editor at The Standard. Former Warrnambool City Council and general news reporter. Send me news tips: rhoulihan@warrnamboolstandard.com.au

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