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Refresh for events on Australia.com

27 February 2019

Digital events calendar for Australia.com © Tourism Australia

Tourism Australia has launched a new digital calendar to promote major events and festivals from across the country at www.australia.com/events.

The refreshed design makes it easier for international visitors to find an event that matches their holiday itinerary.

Tourism Australia’s events marketing activities aim to build travel intent and reinforce that Australia is a vibrant and exciting destination to visit.

To be featured in the calendar, major events must be listed in the Australian Tourism Data Warehouse.

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