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UnDiscover Australia in a new Malaysian travel series

13 March 2019

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Malaysia’s Astro Ria satellite TV channel has filmed a new 13-episode travel series featuring uniquely Australian experiences.

Twelve Malaysian celebrities who hosted the series have already shared some of their experiences on social media reaching a combined fanbase of over 11 million.

The series, which will air from April to June, features wildlife encounters, gourmet seafood experiences, unique accommodation and a variety of night time activities - aimed at busting some of the myths Malaysian travellers may have about Australia.

The broadcast project was supported by Tourism Australia’s International Media Hosting Program and will be promoted as part of the UnDiscover Australia campaign.

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