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Welcome back – Italy event series

14 April 2022

Tourism Australia team in Milan, Italy, 2022 @ Tourism Australia

Tourism Australia has welcomed back Italian trade, media, and travel agents during a two-day event series in Milan last week.

Naila Mazzucco, Australian Consul General, provided a warm welcome, and Tourism Western Australia, South Australian Tourism Commission, Visit Victoria/Great Southern Touring Route, Tourism Northern Territory, Tourism & Events Queensland held trade, media and agent briefings.

Over 70 travel agents participated in Aussie Specialist training, and more than 30 trade partners and 21 journalists received firsthand news and information on the latest Australia campaigns.

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