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200 inspirational travel tips for Germans

28 April 2021

Tourism Australia recently partnered with German travel magazine Merian Scout to showcase over 200 inspirational travel tips.

The 124-page Merian Scout travel edition covers many Australian destinations and features personal and favourite recommendations from Friend of Australia, Eugene Tan, as well as local heroes such as local Perth artist, Anya Brock, Alpha Box & Dice winemaker, Sam Berketa, Melbourne street artist, Shaun Hossack, and Byron Bay based restauranteur, Palisa Anderson.

To complement the print edition, two podcasts will be released.

The first on 21 May covers the classic travel route from Sydney to the Rock and Reef and the second edition on 4 June will highlight the self-drive route from Perth to Exmouth.

Tourism Western Australia is also a partner of the podcast and print edition.

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