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Working Holiday webinar in Japan

05 January 2022

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In partnership with the Japan Working Holiday Association, Tourism Australia hosted a webinar on 19 December, designed to boost awareness of tourism and hospitality jobs and opportunities to develop English language skills for Japanese Working Holiday Makers.

Working Holiday Makers from Japan represent 30,800 visitors to Australia each year, contributing $307 million to Australia’s visitor economy. More information on Working Holiday makers can be found here.

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