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Australia bats first at CAPA India Aviation Summit

13 February 2019

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Tourism Australia is the country partner sponsor at the CAPA India Aviation Summit this week, leading a 20-strong ‘Team Australia’ delegation to showcase opportunities and establish why India - Australia is the next big thing in travel with over 200 influential attendees.

Tourism Australia’s Managing Director John O’Sullivan attended the event and was involved in various speaking engagements and panel sessions including a ‘fireside chat’ with special guest cricket commentator and ‘Friend of Australia’, Harsha Bhogle.

Last night the delegates were also treated to an Australia-inspired dinner curated by Indian celebrity chef Vicky Ratnani who has developed a passion for the land Down Under from his recent visits supported by Tourism Australia’s media hosting program.

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