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Destination Australia 202 - Resilience and recovery

12 February 2020

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Australia is experiencing one of the worst fire seasons on record and many tourism businesses and communities are suffering as a result.

We are now facing a global travel crisis with the coronavirus, which is impacting our largest tourism market – China.

The recovery process will be one of the biggest challenges the industry has ever faced.

The 6th annual Destination Australia conference will be held on 12 March at Adelaide Oval and is bringing together an incredible line-up of experts to address the themes of resilience and recovery.

Now, more than ever, is the time for our industry to pull together, support each other and show the world that Australia remains a safe, welcoming and world-class destination. Register now to secure your spot.

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Federal Government support for tourism businesses

Discover useful information and resources which could benefit your tourism business.

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Building your tourism business

Tourism Australia can help build your tourism business by providing free resources and specialist programs to help you get started.

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Tourism Australia industry webinar series

Tourism Australia hosts a series of monthly webinars, which began as a response to the Coronavirus pandemic, featuring updates and guest speakers from industry.

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Destination Australia 202 - Resilience and recovery

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