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New collective promotes Australia’s cultural attractions

23 January 2019

MONA, Hobart, Tasmania © Rob Burnett Images

Tourism Australia’s Signature Experiences of Australia program, which promotes some of Australia’s most outstanding tourism experiences in a range of niche areas, has welcomed Cultural Attractions of Australia (CAOA).

This new, industry-led collective of Australian cultural attractions includes the Adelaide Oval, Arts Centre Melbourne, Australian War Memorial, Fremantle Prison, Melbourne Cricket Ground, MONA, National Gallery of Australia, National Gallery of Victoria, Opera Australia, Parliament House, Port Arthur Historic Site, Qantas Founders Museum Longreach, Sovereign Hill, Sydney Opera House and WA Maritime Museum.

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