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Destination Australia 2021

Destination Australia Conference 2021 © Tourism Australia

Tourism Australia hosted the seventh annual Destination Australia conference on 4 March 2021 at the ICC Sydney.

After the unprecedented challenges of 2020, the conference focussed on the future of Australian tourism, with high profile speakers sharing consumer insights, global trends and discussing key opportunities for the tourism industry in a post-COVID world. Destination Australia was also offered online for those who were unable to attend in person.

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Resources

Download the Destination Australia 2021 program

4 MB • PDF

Presentation: Charting a new road - THL - Grant Webster

1 MB • PDF

Presentation: Planning for uncertainty - BCG - Tom von Oertzen

2 MB • PDF

Presentation: Using emotion to create behaviour change - James Hurman

8 MB • PDF

Presentation: The Australian story - Tourism Australia - Phillipa Harrison

2 MB • PDF

Presentation: Social media tips for 2021

144 KB • PDF

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