‘Once-in-a-generation opportunity’: Spectacular world title courses revealed | VinceRugari
It’s been a tough couple of years for Wollongong. First came the bushfires which ravaged the South Coast region, destroying homes, livelihoods and ecosystems. Next was the pandemic and all the physical, mental and financial anguish that came with it.
For spectators, there will be eight lookout points along the escarpment encircling Wollongong that will offer breathtaking views over the Pacific Ocean. “We’ve got a topography of an escarpment that is very close, so the ocean and the escarpment are much closer than they are in many other parts of the world. With a sport like road cycling, the way it’s broadcast, there’s a lot of imagery coming from the air, so that’s going to be a great opportunity to showcase this part of the world from a global tourism perspective.”
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