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Working with Tourism Australia

ATE, Cairns, Queensland © Tourism Australia

There are many ways you can connect with Tourism Australia to benefit from our campaign activity, research, market data and more to grow your tourism business.

Working with Tourism Australia checklist

Subscribe to our newsletters
Follow @TourismAus on X (formerly known as Twitter)
Follow us on LinkedIn - Tourism Australia and Business Events Australia

'Like' the Australia Facebook page
Post your images directly to the Australia Facebook page
Follow @Australia on Instagram
Tag your Instagram posts with #SeeAustralia
Check out our content tips and tricks

Send us your stories and press releases
List with the Australian Tourism Data Warehouse
Submit requests for australia.com content

Access our latest campaign toolkits

Learn about our market regions
Expand inbound knowledge using the Australian Tourism Toolkit
Download consumer insights by market
Access thousands of images and videos
Plan your attendance at industry events

Submit an industry rate offer
Create and submit a short product training video
Share your newsworthy items with the Aussie Specialist network at aussiespecialist@tourism.australia.com

Explore the tool and resources on the Business Events Australia website
Connect with the BEA team and send your product information to bea@tourism.australia.com
Tag your Instagram posts with #MeetInAus

Note: If you are involved in the Australian business events industry, read our Working with Business Events Australia guide.

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Working with Tourism Australia guide

A useful guide on Tourism Australia's resources available to help your business.

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Mark Olive cooking a meal of fish for two guests, Davidson's Arnehemland Safaris, Northern Territory © Tourism Australia

Working with our ambassadors

Tourism Australia's Advocacy program works with influential ambassadors and opinion leaders as a credible and persuasive form of marketing.

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Group of women standing at a lookout overlooking Whitehaven Beach, Whitsundays, Queensland © Tourism and Events Queensland

Federal Government support for tourism businesses

Discover useful information and resources which could benefit your tourism business.

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The Tourism e-kit

The Tourism e-kit is an online training program covering the A to Z of online marketing and distribution for the tourism industry.

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