Tag: Tourism Australia

New $6-million advertising campaign shines a spotlight on the variety of activities and attractions on offer in our major cities.

Tourism Australia is spending $5-million on a marketing push to encourage people to holiday locally while international restrictions remain.

New star studded Tourism Australia advert takes the Mick to make Super Bowl fans crazy about Down Under.

A pop-up beach at London's Victoria Station to promote working holidays in Australia. A few problems though - no sand, no surf and the life savers were all poms.

South Australia’s Barossa advertisement, set to the music of Nick Cave, has been crowned the best international tourism film.

Tourism Australia reports that tourism figures are the best they've been since the 2000 Sydney Olympics, with Chinese tourists leading the growth charge.

Tourists in Australia spent more than AU$30 billion in the past year. Brits led the pack of international bookings and spenders, hot on the heels of the Royal tour.

Londoners will have a chance to sample the cuisine of caterer Jackson Gilmour when they open their pop-up restaurant at Australia House in London to launch the ‘Restaurant Australia’ campaign promoting Aussie food and drink to the UK.

Ohh, ahh and aww at Tourism Australia’s list of most liked Facebook photos.

If you plan your holidays based on where you can get the best tucker you are not alone says Tourism Australia.

Federal Tourism Minister Andrew Robb says that Tourism Australia's budget will not be cut by 50% as was recommended by the Commission of Audit report.

The recent royal visit of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to New Zealand and Australia has had a significantly positive effect on tourism numbers from the UK.

The new 'Visit Soon' video has gone viral, featuring Homerton born Hackney girl Esmé Rowling enjoying sunny Australia and playing in the surf.

The royal tour of Australia by William, Kate and baby George has already sparked a boost in down under tourism bookings from the UK.

John Torode’s Australia series premiering on the UK's Good Food channel.

Twenty three candidates from the UK have made it through to the next stage of Tourism Australia’s ‘Best Jobs in the World’ competition.

MUSIC FROM THE MOTHERLAND | The Australian bill for Edinburgh Fringe is taking shape while back home The Beach Boys are set to ride a wave of nostalgia and an unknown Tassie singer takes us to the world.