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Sustainable tourism top-of-mind for Singapore journalists

21 April 2022

Sustainable tourism top-of-mind for Singapore journalists, 20 April 2022 @ Tourism Australia

On 7 April Tourism Australia held a media briefing for top-tier travel, lifestyle, and food and beverage journalists in Singapore.

The briefing shared insights and ideas around sustainable travel in Australia. Content presented focused on how Singaporeans’ sustainability attitudes are translating to their holiday decisions, and what sustainable tourism means in the Australian context.

Discussions covered how the industry is delivering on these demands, and how Singaporeans can travel more sustainably in Australia. Attendees also received an update on fresh resources like the new sustainable travel hub on Australia.com.

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