Industry VIPs hosted at ANZUS 70th Anniversary Dinner in New York

29 September 2021

ANZUS 70th Anniversary Dinner in New York © Tourism Australia

ANZUS 70th Anniversary Dinner in New York © Tourism Australia

Tourism Australia attended the 70th Anniversary of the ANZUS Treaty Commemorative Dinner hosted by the American Australian Association last week in New York. Attended by past and present American and Australian Heads of State, Ambassadors and distinguished veterans, the event included speeches by political leaders from both countries as well as performances by Dionne Warwick and Australian-born artist, Morgan Evans. Tourism Australia’s Americas team hosted industry partners including Qantas, Virtuoso and other key distribution partners. Tourism Australia branded wine openers were included in the gift bags provided to the 550 guests.

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Cape to Cape Track, Margaret River, WA © Tourism Western Australia

Kangaroo at Crowdy Bay National Park, New South Wales © Tourism Australia

Cape to Cape Track, Margaret River, WA © Tourism Western Australia

Kangaroo at Crowdy Bay National Park, New South Wales © Tourism Australia

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