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Tourism Australia and Asia Voyages co-host VIP dinner in France

01 May 2019

Tourism Australia and Asia Voyages co-host VIP dinner in Paris, France © Tourism Australia

Nine of France’s leading agency network managers attended an Australian themed dinner hosted by Tourism Australia and tour operator Asia Voyages last month in Paris.

The VIPs also enjoyed a privately guided tour of the new Oceania exhibition at the Musée du Quai Branly and were given an update on Australia from Eva Seller, Tourism Australia’s Regional General Manager for Continental Europe.

In 2018 Australia welcomed 142,600 visitors from France, up 10 per cent on the previous year, who spent $800 million.

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