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A Chinese New Year greeting from Australia

02 February 2022

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Chinese New Year of the Tiger, 2022 © Tourism Australia

In celebration of the 2022 Chinese New Year of the Tiger this week, Tourism Australia’s China team worked with Victoria-based artist @breatheablueocean to create a giant koala and tiger carved in sand. The Chinese greeting translates to “Happy Chinese New Year. We are looking forward to seeing you again”. The video has been shared via Social Media channels in China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia.

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