Murray River Walk, SA

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ATE14, Cairns, QLD © 2014 Tourism Australia

Working with Tourism Australia

There are many ways you can connect with Tourism Australia to benefit from our campaign activity, research, market data and more to grow your tourism business.

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Working with our Ambassadors

Through our Advocacy program, Tourism Australia works with influential ambassadors and opinion leaders, who act as storytellers for Australian holidays in the mainstream media, social media and other consumer-facing platforms.

Sydney Skyline, NSW © Tourism Australia

Investing in Tourism

Information and resources to stay up to date with the changing bushfire situation as well as providing information about relief assistance.

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Attending Trade Events

Find out more information about attending trade events.

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Getting Ready For International Visitors

Find out more information about how to develop your product for the international market.

Sydney Opera House, Sydney, NSW © Tourism Australia

Hosting International Media

Tourism Australia works closely with the Australian tourism industry to host between 800 and 1000 media representatives from almost 30 countries each year.

Working with the Media Guide

Find out more information on media guides, media kits and making the most out of social media.

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Accessible Tourism

Accessible tourism is the ongoing endeavour to ensure tourist destinations, products and services are accessible to all people, regardless of their physical limitations, disabilities or age.

WOMADelaide, Adelaide, SA © SATC

Marketing Major Events

Tourism Australia supports the promotion of a year-round calendar of public events and festivals from across the country.

ATE 2016, Gold Coast, Queensland

Tourism industry contacts

Learn about the tourism industry structure here in Australia, including governments, tourism organisations and local associations, and access key industry contacts.

Lucky Bay, Cape Le Grand National Park, WA © Tourism Australia

Using Social Media

Tourism Australia's Social Media Program focuses on stimulating conversations about Australia through key platforms including Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Instagram and Pintrest.

Noosa Farmers Market, Noosa, QLD © Tourism Australia

Tourism export toolkit

The Tourism export toolkit has been produced by the Australian Tourism Export Council (ATEC) in partnership with Tourism Australia, and as a result of collaborative participation from all State and Territory Tourism Offices.

Cape Mentelle Vineyards, Margaret River, WA

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Byron Bay, NSW © Tourism Australia

Student Resources

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Indian Ocean Drive, WA © Tourism Australia

Australia Maps

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The Tourism e-kit

The Tourism e-kit is an online training program covering the A to Z of online marketing and distribution for the tourism industry.

Get your product on Australia.com

If you have an original story idea or itinerary to share, you can submit content to Australia.com.

West Point Beach, Magnetic Island, QLD

West Point Beach, Magnetic Island, QLD

Download the “There’s Nothing Like Australia” logo

When promoting international tourism to Australia, businesses within the travel industry are welcome to use this logo. Please share your artwork or website with our Brand team for approval prior to proceeding and allow 48 hours for a response.

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