BushFest To Celebrate Best Of Central Highlands | Mirage News

Tasmania’s Central Highlands will remain in the spotlight this November as Highlands BushFest returns, bring in outside lovers and showcasing the area’s natural appeal and distinct experiences.

Minister for Tourism, Hospitality and Events, Roger Jaensch, stated local occasions such as the Highlands BushFest played a crucial function in motivating visitors to find brand-new parts of Tasmania while supporting regional neighborhoods and organizations.

“Highlands BushFest is a great opportunity to showcase everything the Central Highlands has to offer, from its spectacular landscapes to its outstanding fishing, camping and outdoor adventures,” Minister Jaensch stated.

“We want more visitors to explore beyond the main touring routes, discover our regions and experience the unique attractions that make Tasmania such a special place to visit.

“Through our 2030 Strong Plan for Tasmania’s Future, we are backing Tasmania’s visitor economy and assisting to motivate more visitors to leave the beaten track and find the unbelievable experiences available throughout local Tasmania.”

Nearly 7,000 individuals participated in BushFest in 2025, with the occasion likewise getting a Highly Commended Award in the Local Government Association of Tasmania Excellence Awards for its contribution to local tourist, financial advancement and neighborhood engagement.

This year’s occasion will include hands-on presentations, useful workshops, specialist speakers, quality exhibitors, live home entertainment, and regional food stalls.

Highlands BushFest ranges from 21 to 22 November 2026 in the Central Highlands.

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