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Tourism Australia networking event in New Zealand

23 June 2021

TA Networking event for New Zealand, Auckland © Tourism Australia

Tourism Australia recently hosted a networking event for New Zealand travel, media and business events partners in Auckland recently.

Tourism Australia Managing Director, Phillipa Harrison, thanked trade partners for their support and encouraged Kiwis to make the most of the trans-Tasman bubble.

TVNZ Breakfast weather presenter, Matty McLean, emceed and shared his favourite memories from his recent travels in Australia.

QT’s food and beverage creative director, Sean Connolly, showcased Australian produce with a menu of contemporary twists on classic dishes.

The New Zealand visit this week was an important opportunity to meet with key partners, celebrate the bubble and encourage New Zealanders to travel.

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