Albo’s on a mission to get China back to its #1 inbound spot
Albo has invited Chinese travellers to come and say g'day! It's not quite as cool as when Paul Hogan did it though.
Albo has invited Chinese travellers to come and say g'day! It's not quite as cool as when Paul Hogan did it though.
Hopefully this will see some good come from the Matildas' loss. But when Bondi is swarmed with Brits we'll know why.
Have you got football fever? If not, catch a case with Tourism Australia's campaign. The TW staff are riddled with it.
The tourists are also being invited to come and say "struth", "crikey", "rippa" and "naur" (or "no" as we call it).
Like Jesus and his disciples, senior travel delegates are spreading the good word. Though it's about Australia, not God.
Haven't heard enough about Tourism Aus' ad campaign? Get some more insight from your fav travel trade publication.
There might have been a dip compared to 2019, but wow there are still a lot tourists in Bondi!
The flying kangaroo has united with a CGI kangaroo for a nice little promo of this beautiful country of ours.
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