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Cricketing legends interact with Indian travel trade

27 January 2021

Indian Travel Trade with Brett Lee and Harsha Bhogle © Tourism Australia

On the back of a successful Border-Gavaskar test series, Team India presented an exclusive opportunity to its travel partners to interact with Australian cricketing great, Brett Lee and noted cricket commentator and Friend of Australia, Harsha Bhogle.

The first tete-a-tete was organised on 12 January for Tourism Australia’s top 60 partners comprising of Premier Aussie Specialists, Traveller Made Agents and Key Distribution Partners.

The second talk show on 20 January witnessed Brett in conversation with Harsha, discussing about their favourite tourism experiences in Australia, a bit of cricket and stories of resilience and recovery.

Over 160 travel partners including Aussie Specialist Agents attended the virtual event aimed at reinforcing tourism ties between Australia and India to help maintain Australia’s appeal and consideration amongst the Indian travel community.

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