AUSTRALIA'S NEW CULTURAL HUB
A curious island at the edge of the world is now in the midst of a housing boom, population growth, and an unprecedented tourism market.
Tasmania’s unique wilderness and compelling convict history - which are officially recognised as worthy of world heritage listing by UNESCO, have lost the veil of exclusivity in the past five years, as seachangers and tourists alike have now discovered the captivating green environment and peaceful lifestyle offered by the enigmatic state.
Other capital cities like Sydney and Melbourne are experiencing what experts have coined a “counter-urbanisation”; a movement that has seen many young people opting out of the congested and high-priced cities, for quieter, more culturally & economically prosperous places like Tasmania.
Tasmania’s unique wilderness and compelling convict history - which are officially recognised as worthy of world heritage listing by UNESCO, have lost the veil of exclusivity in the past five years, as seachangers and tourists alike have now discovered the captivating green environment and peaceful lifestyle offered by the enigmatic state.
Other capital cities like Sydney and Melbourne are experiencing what experts have coined a “counter-urbanisation”; a movement that has seen many young people opting out of the congested and high-priced cities, for quieter, more culturally & economically prosperous places like Tasmania.