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The ‘Great Aussie Challenge’ goes digital

09 December 2020

The ‘Great Aussie Challenge’ goes digital © Tourism Australia

The annual Great Aussie Challenge, a night that offers agents an evening of networking and entertainment while also brushing up on their Australian knowledge, was recently held online by Tourism Australia’s United Kingdom Aussie Specialist Program team.

The change to digital proved just as popular, with 93 agents taking part, competing for the prize of a one-year subscription service of Australian wine.

UK-based comedy event company, Bogan Bingo, hosted the challenge, putting participants’ Australian knowledge to the test.

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