COWRA TOURISM CORPORATION

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About:

Cowra Tourism Corporation was established in 1968. We are a not for profit organisation governed by a constitution and a board of directors (2 Council appointed) Cowra Tourism partners with over 100 local businesses from across a range of sectors. We are funded by income from our membership base, a partnership with Cowra Shire Council and through other income such as retail income, event management and ticket sales. 

The Cowra Visitor Information Centre is open from 9am - 5pm / 7 days a week every day of the year (except Christmas Day).

ANNUAL REPORT 2023

MEDIA:

COWRA GUARDIAN i FEB 24 i - Producers pivot in uncertain vintage

cOWRA Guardian i Dec 23 I - cowra tourism launches new branding

HER CANBERRA I JULY 23 I - SPEND TWO DAYS IN COWRA

cowra guardian I july 23 I - Cowra Tourism making its presence felt

COWRA GUARDIAN I MARCH 23 I - New Destination Management Plan for Cowra

CITY NEWS CANBERRA I MARCH 23 I - WHERE THERE’S BEAUTY IN EVERY SEASON

COWRA GUARDIAN I AUGUST 22 I - NEW COWRA TOURISM MANAGER APPOINTED

COWRA PHOENIX I JUNE 22 I - LET’S TALK TOURISM EVENT SUCCESS

COWRA PHOENIX I MARCH 22 I - NEW TOURISM CHAIRPERSON APPOINTED

VISIT COWRA LOGO

Officially unveiled at Cowra Tourism’s 2023 Annual General Meeting, this new logo ushers in a new ear for Cowra Tourism.

Each element woven into the logo is significant to the town;

• The guard tower and barbed wire of course, signify the importance of Cowra's WWII history, particularly in relation to the Cowra Breakout in 1944.

• The stone lantern and cherry blossoms in the middle signify Cowra's relationship with Japan and the journey of reconciliation, friendship, and understanding.

• The Goanna (being the Wiradjuri totem) represents Cowra's rich Wiradjuri culture and history.

• The wine glass represents the Cowra Wine Region.

• The blue represents the Galari Bila (Lachlan River).