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Sydney and Gold Coast named in TIME’s World’s Greatest Places

21 July 2021

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Leading US news magazine, TIME, named Sydney, NSW and Gold Coast, Queensland as extraordinary travel destinations in its third annual list of the World’s Greatest Places, revealed this week.

To compile this list of 100 destinations, TIME solicited nominations of places including countries, regions, cities and towns, from its international network of correspondents and contributors, with an eye toward those offering new and exciting experiences.

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