Mondo Travel Launch the Margaret River Gourmet Escape
Mondo Travel Launch the Margaret River Gourmet Escape
Mondo - New Zealand’s most innovative travel
company is proud to announce the Margaret River Gourmet
Escape. An incredible culinary quest happening this November
a short distance from Perth in Western Australia.
Mondo Travel Marketing Manager, Gordon Bayne, says: “The Margaret River Gourmet Escape is now recognised as the largest Gourmet Tourism event in our part of the world. It is the latest marketing campaign and strategy for Tourism Australia’s #RESTAURANTAUSTRALIA.
“Mondo prides itself on selling more than just plane tickets and hotel rooms,” Gordon says. “Travel with us is about really experiencing a destination – and guiding our clients towards sampling the amazing cuisine, it’s all about ‘customer experience’”.
“One way to a travellers’ heart is through their stomachs and our Margaret River Gourmet Escape gives travel enthusiasts the chance to try some incredible local dishes from some of Australia’s top chefs including Matt Stone.”
Matt Stone recently visited New Zealand to bring a touch of the Margaret River here for people to enjoy. He cooked up a storm at Marvel Grill and dishes served included carrots, Sweet and Sour Pork, Chicken Liver Parfait and a Marshmallow desert with Byron Bay edible ants.
All dishes where matched with wines from exclusive Margaret River region, including Cape Mentelle, FlameTree, Vasse Felix & Watershed.
For more information to purchase your Margaret River Gourmet Escape event in November call 0800 955 866 or visit www.mondotravel.co.nz
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