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Discover Aboriginal Experiences welcomes new members

13 February 2019

Oongkalkada Wilderness Camp, Western Australia © Tourism Australia

Seven businesses have joined the Discover Aboriginal Experiences already this year taking the collective to 43 members that between them offer over 130 Aboriginal guided experiences.

All the experiences are Aboriginal guided and span the breadth of the Australian continent in both urban and regional locations.

A full overview of all the members and resources are available at www.tourism.australia.com/aboriginal. Discover Aboriginal Experiences is a part of Tourism Australia’s Signature Experiences of Australia program that promotes outstanding tourism experiences within a variety of special categories.

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