Businesses Urged to Support Taste of Italy in Griffith

Local businesses are encouraged to embrace the spirit of A Taste of Italy Griffith, by creating vibrant shopfront displays inspired by Italy and the region's rich Italian heritage.

With thousands of visitors expected to descend on Griffith for the festival from 24 to 30 August, businesses are encouraged to dress their shopfront in Italian style! An eye-catching display is a fantastic way to welcome visitors, add to the vibrant atmosphere across Griffith and encourage people to step inside and discover your business.

Griffith Mayor, Doug Curran, said the festival was a whole-of-community celebration and businesses played an important role in creating an unforgettable experience for visitors.

"A Taste of Italy Griffith is one of our signature events and it's an opportunity for our entire community to showcase what makes our city so special," Mayor Curran said.

"When visitors arrive, we want them to immediately feel the excitement and energy of the festival. It all adds to the atmosphere and encourages people to explore, shop and stay longer."

Whether you're a café, restaurant, retailer, accommodation provider or service business, there are countless ways to join the celebration and create an unforgettable experience for locals and visitors alike. To help businesses get involved, the Tourism Team has produced a Business Activation Guide packed with simple, affordable ideas to embrace the Italian spirit and be part of the excitement.

Tourism Manager Mirella Guidolin said, "Together, let's fill Griffith with the sights, sounds, smells and flavours of Italy.

"Our Business Activation Guide is attached with ideas and information on how to get involved. If you haven't already, we'd love to hear from you - please contact the Tourism Team or visit us at the Griffith Tourism Hub.

"To learn more about A Taste of Italy Griffith, visit www.atasteofitalygriffith.com.au."

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