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Inaugural awards managed by the NSW Tourism Industry Council have named Berrima and Mudgee as NSW’s Top Tourism Towns voted by the public and an industry panel.

The awards are given to towns with a population of less than 5000 and those with more than 5000.

The Southern Highlands and country NSW favourites were crowned winners from the 52-entry field, with more than 15,000 people casting their votes.

Mudgee, known for its food and wine, and Berrima, a historic town with beautifully preserved Georgian architecture, were selected as top destinations for an outstanding visitor experience.

They will now represent NSW at the Australian Top Tourism Town Awards, which are held on Wednesday 25th August at Parliament House, Canberra.

Top Tourism Town population less than 5000 residents

• Winner – Berrima
• Highly Commended – Carcoar

Top Tourism Town population greater than 5000 residents

• Winner – Mudgee
• Highly Commended – Orange

Judges Choice Awards

• Most Inspiring Editorial: Oberon
• Most Captivating Video: Tumbarumba
• Most Compelling Itinerary: Ettalong Beach

Image: Berrima Credit: Destination Southern Highlands

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