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2012 Salary Survey: Where will you earn the most money?

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Published on: 16th July 2012 at 9:34 AM
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The natural resources hub of WA and the political hub of ACT offer the highest average annual salaries for travel consultants. "We have found a lot of competition… therefore travel companies have had to increase salaries to compete with external industries that are draining their talent pool," Adriana D'Angelis of AA Appointments said.

Sydney has the harbour and Melbourne has the cafe culture but the TW Salary Survey reveals that the rivalry between Sydney and Melbourne won't be decided by industry remuneration levels. It turns out the two cities are on an equal footing when it comes to average salaries. Travel recruitment specialists agree this is consistent with their experience. 

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