Philausophy December Campaign Update - Corporate

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Philausophy Campaign Update

11 December 2019

The Maria Island Walk, Tasmania © Tourism Australia

Tourism Australia has released another industry video as part of the Come Live our Philausophy campaign.

The video features Georgia Currant from the Maria Island Walk in Tasmania.

There are a number of ways to get involved in the campaign, find out how here.

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Bruny Island, Tasmania © Tourism Australia, Georges Antoni

Philausophy

On 30 October 2019, Tourism Australia unveiled its new $38 million global campaign, Philausophy.

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Group canoeing on the Brisbane River, Brisbane, Queensland © Brisbane Marketing

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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Aerial view of Bondi Beach, Sydney, New South Wales © Tourism Australia

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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