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Unique Riverland Property Wins 2015 Qantas Australian Tourism Award

Multi-award winning accommodation operators, Rick and Cathy Edmonds, have added another award category to their collection, winning a Silver medal as Australia’s best new development at the 2015 Qantas Australian Tourism Awards.

A Sunrise Shot of The Frames

Multi-award winning accommodation operators, Rick and Cathy Edmonds, have added another award category to their collection, winning a Silver medal as Australia’s best new development at the 2015 Qantas Australian Tourism Awards.

The awards were announced last Friday night (April 10) in a glittering gala presentation at the Adelaide Convention Centre in front of over 800 representatives of the Australian tourism industry.

Their entry encompassed the conception, creation and fulfilment of The Frames, judged as the best New Development in the 2014 South Australian Tourism Awards.

Located in the riverside township of Paringa, near Renmark, The Frames is an ultra-luxury accommodation complex. The development is the result of extensive research in both the need for high quality, environmentally sustainable accommodation in the Riverland, and the desire for Rick and Cathy to expand their successful ‘Emaroo Cottages’ business which now offers self-contained, deluxe accommodation across three states.

Designed by award-winning architect, Paul Pruszinski, The Frames features three distinct retreats of uncompromising luxury, set on a cliff-top with views over the River Murray.

Each opulent retreat is totally private and features a pool, Jacuzzi and a state of the art entertainment facility.

Marketed as a romantic place to reconnect, rejuvenate and relax, the majority of guests since its opening in February 2014 have been celebrating wedding anniversaries and special ‘couple’ occasions.

“ We are proud of the new development, passionate about the Riverland and tourism in general and we are truly honoured to bring home another win for the region”, Cathy said.

This year’s 30th anniversary of the national awards represented 180 finalists from around Australia who have won their state or territory award.

Features of the new development that particularly impressed judges were excellence in the planning of tourism infrastructure and services, with a focus on entrepreneurial vision, harmonious integration with the environment, design and functionality and uniqueness of the property.

Full Award details at www.australiantourismawards.com.au

 

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