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Australian tourism in the spotlight in Hong Kong

23 January 2019

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Tourism Australia Managing Director, John O'Sullivan, was in Hong Kong last week for a busy program of events.

He presented certificates to travel agents who have graduated from the new ‘premier’ tier of the Aussie Specialist Program and shared his favourite food and wine experiences at a cocktail workshop with Hong Kong travel influencers and media.

Mr O'Sullivan also joined Australian diplomats and travel industry leaders at the ‘One Voice’ dinner designed by Chef Wong.

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Australian tourism in the spotlight in Hong Kong

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