Hinterland zipline, surf park win millions in state tourism funding
The Queensland government has announced significant funding for ecotourism projects in the Gold Coast hinterland, including a large zipline and a surf park. The zipline, which will be the longest in Australia, is set to span one kilometer near Springbrook National Park. This initiative aims to enhance adventure tourism in the region ahead of the 2032 Olympics.
- ▪The Queensland government is investing millions in ecotourism ventures in the Gold Coast hinterland.
- ▪A one-kilometer zipline will be developed near Springbrook, making it the largest in the country.
- ▪An additional $4 million is allocated for a surf park project at Parkwood.
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