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Indonesian travellers enjoyed a virtual tour featuring icons of Sydney

05 May 2021

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More than 1,100 Indonesian viewers tuned into a virtual tour of Sydney.

The two-hour tour was hosted by Sarah Azka and Ana Octarina, popular entertainment celebrities based in Sydney.

The tour is part of a series of online tours by Antavaya Travel via its media partner, Detik.com.

Viewers were taken on a behind the scenes tour of the Sydney Opera House followed by Taronga Zoo.

At the zoo, the hosts interacted with adorable Australian wildlife and visited the Sumatran Tiger exhibition which is housed in a replica of an Indonesian village.

Destination videos filmed at the Royal Easter Show and Blue Mountains were also aired during the event.

Both hosts shared their experiences on social media channels, generating a total of more than 45,000 engagements.

Antavaya received overwhelmingly positive feedback from the audience with many noting that this was the best in the series.

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