General News, Travel Tourism 05/12/2025 07:00

MEDIA ALERT: NSW Tourism and Jobs Minister Steve Kamper and Reflections Holidays CEO Nick Baker tour new tiny homes accommodation

Reflections Holidays < 1 mins read

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Key Facts:

Reflections is a Crown Land manager and the largest holiday park provider in NSW

When: 11.30am, Friday, December 5

Where: Reflections Tumut River, 2 Fitzroy Street, Tumut

What: The Minister for Tourism and Jobs, the Hon. Steve Kamper, and Nick Baker, CEO of Reflections Holidays, a Crown Land manager and the largest holiday group in NSW, will tour the holiday park's new tiny home accommodation and discuss regional tourism with local government representatives and businesses.

Minister Kamper: Jonathan Symonds 0407 488 158

Reflections CEO Nick Baker: Penelope Green 0437 144 526

Contact details:

Minister Kamper: Jonathan Symonds 0407 488 158

Reflections CEO Nick Baker: Penelope Green 0437 144 526

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