King Valley tops national list of travel trends for 2025

Tourism

Dec 09 2024 Updated December 9, 2024

Anita McPherson

MOMENTUM SHIFT: Brown Brothers' Katherine Brown (at right) with Emma Brown (left), said first time visitors still express their surprise at how much there was to offer in the King Valley region. PHOTO: Kurt Hickling

THE King Valley has been announced as the top trending travel destination in Australia for 2025, according to Time Out Australia.

It follows the release of Booking.com's 2025 travel predictions, with 27,000 travellers from 33 countries surveyed to find out which Australian destinations are set to be favourites in 2025, with the King Valley taking out the number one spot - the only Victorian destin...

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