WCTV purchased 120 hectares of land consisting of five adjacent lots in 2018,
including the previous Old Sydney Town and the Australian Reptile Park. As
the new land owner, we greatly appreciate the location advantage and
tourism value of the land.
In the new planning concept, on the basis of reviving the Old Sydney Town
and preserving the Australian Reptile Park, the entire site is enriched through
14 elements. In this way, various sections can mutually attract and support,
creating a synergy effect. The goal is to build the project into Australia's first
multicultural tourism hub. The new proposal was lodged withthe Central
Coast Council in August 2020.
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Combinations of 14
Different Tourism Elements |
| World Village divides sections into small and refined elements, adopts an
innovative design idea with various offerings creating an agglomerative effect,
and finally forms a large-scale operation business model with concentrated
tourism products. It is specially designed for the tourism market in Australia.
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1. Old Sydney Town Theme Park
2. Australian Reptile Park
3. Community Outdoor Spaces
4. Tourism Focused Boutique Shopping Village
5.1. Hotel
5.2. Function Centres Area
6. Arts, Museum and Cultural Attractions
7. Botanical Gardens and Cafes
8. Immersive Short Stay Experience District
9. Water Based Recreational Activities
10. Potential Large Format Retailer
11.1. World Cultural Residential Development
11.2. Affordable and Key Worker Housing
12. Eco Tourism
13. Open Space
14. Conservation Area
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World Village, A New
Benchmark For
Australian Tourism
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World Village project is an important opportunity for the development of a
large-scale tourism precinct on the Central Coast. It will significantly promote
local employment and economic growth, especially after the COVID-19
pandemic.
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| Historical Memory |
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The Old Sydney Town is located in Somersby on the Central Coast. It was
opened in 1975 after the imitation construction was partially completed. It
once had a glorious history, and it carries the eternal memories of a
generation.
Because its design was too single and scattered, it suffered from long-term
operating losses and was closed in 2003 after a second failure. |
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| Australian Reptile Park |
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The Old Sydney Town is located in Somersby on the Central Coast. It was
opened in 1975 after the imitation construction was partially completed. It
once had a glorious history, and it carries the eternal memories of a
generation.
Since its operation in Somersby from 1996, it has attracted more than
250,000 tourists annually and is a famous tourism brand on the Central
Coast. The current area is only 54,000 square meters, and the new plan
will be expanded to 69,000 square meters. |
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| World Cultural Tourism Village Pty Ltd |
www.wctv.com.au |
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