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Reimagining the Future of Tourism video series

22 March 2022

Burrawa Indigenous Climb, Sydney Harbour Bridge, New South Wales © Feliz Puente

At Tourism Australia’s recent Destination Australia Conference we discussed some of the key opportunities we have identified off the back of our insights and emerging trends, as areas of potential focus for tourism operators.

 To highlight these opportunities, a six-part video series was created. Watch the first of these videos, Adventure Tourism, to discover more about the opportunity that exists for operators in this space here.

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Shopping at Rundle Mall, Adelaide, SA © South Australian Tourism Commission

The economic importance of tourism

Tourism in Australia continues to be a driver of growth for the Australian economy, with domestic and international tourism spend totalling $122 billion in 2018-19.

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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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