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21 December 2011, Australia

Tourism Australia urges revellers to share their Sydney New Year’s Eve experiences with the world

Tourism Australia is urging people to get involved in its latest digital and social media campaign to create a short film overnight on New Year’s Eve featuring user-generated video clips of Sydney revellers captured via the City of Sydney’s NYE iPhone app. More...

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4 February 2011, Australia

Musicians find inspiration from South Australia in new Tourism Australia campaign

The varied landscapes, sights and sounds of South Australia are set to provide inspiration for two talented musicians taking part in Tourism Australia’s latest marketing campaign. More......

31 January 2011, Australia

Musicians find inspiration from Western Australia in latest Tourism Australia campaign

Watching the sun set at Cottesloe Beach and swimming with dolphins at Rockingham is set to provide inspiration for a pair of talented musicians taking part in Tourism Australia’s latest marketing campaign. More......

24 January 2011, Australia

Award winning musician to feature in latest Tourism Australia campaign

The winner of the 2010 Telstra Road to Tamworth song writing category will feature in Tourism Australia’s latest marketing campaign, which aims to demonstrate the power of Australia, its people and lifestyle to inspire innovation and creativity. More......

24 January 2011, Australia

Tourism Australia teams up with YouTube™ to promote Australia online

Tourism Australia has teamed up with Google and YouTube™ in an innovative new digital marketing campaign, which will showcase many of Australia's most iconic visitor attractions to an international online audience of millions. More......

21 January 2011, Australia

Australians urged to rally behind natural wonders on Australia Day

This Australia Day, Tourism Australia urges you to rally your family and friends to cast your votes for Uluru and Great Barrier Reef in the New7Wonders of Nature global campaign. More......

20 January 2011, Australia

Local musicians to showcase Australia's creativity to online audience of millions

The hosting of the YouTube™ Symphony Orchestra 2011 in Australia in March 2011 will provide a powerful platform to reach a potential audience of tens of millions from more than 200 countries, according to Tourism Australia. More......

18 January 2010, Australia

Queensland flood update - 18 January 2010

Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Fraser Coast, Bundaberg, Gladstone, Agnes Water, 1770, Whitsundays, Mackay, Townsville, Cairns and Tropical North Queensland are accessible and tourism operations are normal. More......

14 January 2011, Australia

New services offer boost for US Travel Market

New direct air services announced by Qantas today will give American travellers greater access to Australia, helping to further boost tourism from the $1.8 billion US travel market. More......

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