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City of Albany 22 Aug 2024

Published on Thursday, 22 August 2024 at 10:22:38 AM

The National Anzac Centre in Albany has been named a state finalist in the prestigious 2024 Wotif Uniquely Aussie Awards for Best Regional Museum.

Celebrating the finest of Australia’s unique foods, places, and experiences, the Wotif Uniquely Aussie Awards are an annual highlight, recognising the best of the best as voted by the travel community.

Wotif Uniquely Aussie Awards highlight the nation’s favourite must-see destinations, must-visit places, and must-eat experiences, from the best hotel room service to the most delicious sandwiches.

Each year, Wotif engages the travel community to discover and celebrate the unique offerings that make Australia such a special place to live and explore.

The National Anzac Centre, located on the picturesque shores of King George Sound, has been recognised for its outstanding contribution to preserving and sharing the Anzac legacy.

As one of Australia’s most important cultural institutions, the Centre offers an immersive experience that honours the men and women who served during the First World War, attracting both local and international visitors.

Mayor of Albany Greg Stocks said he is proud to see the National Anzac Centre continuing to go from strength to strength.

“This recognition as a state finalist in the Wotif Uniquely Aussie Awards reflects the hard work and commitment of our team in providing an exceptional and meaningful experience for visitors,” he said.

“The National Anzac Centre continues to be a top destination for those wanting to connect with our history and heritage, and this acknowledgment is a testament to the dedication of our staff and the community's support.

“As a regional tourist destination, the National Anzac Centre not only draws visitors from across the country and around the world but also plays a crucial role in supporting our local economy and fostering a deep sense of community pride in Albany.”

For more information about the Wotif Uniquely Aussie Awards visit https://www.wotif.com/vc/blog/australia/2024-uniquely-aussie-awards-winners-and-finalists/

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