Tourism Australia news

The Australian government has pledged AUS$76m (£39.7m, US$52m) to revive its tourism industry in the wake of the bushfires that are currently affecting the country's ... More

Tourist spending in Australia has grown by a huge AU$5.8bn (US$4.2bn, €3.7bn, £3.3bn), or 6 per cent for the year to March, according to latest ... More

Australia has turned to one of its most beloved film franchises, along with two of Hollywood's biggest stars, as part of a multi-million dollar marketing ... More

Details on the first phase of a AU$500m (US$466m, €348.4m, £276.6m) Chinese Cultural Theme Park north of Sydney, Australia, have been released, with the developers ... More

New figures out of Australasia reveal international arrivals increased 4.6 per cent in Australia last year, despite a strong Australian dollar and economic stagnation in ... More

International marketing of two of Australia's biggest export sectors - wine and tourism - is about to be bolstered following an agreement between Tourism Australia ... More

Image: Tasmania's Port Arthur is one of the recipients Australian tourism minister Martin Ferguson has announced 77 tourism projects across the country have been successful ... More

Image: Australia aims to increase tourism investment Tourism Australia; the Department of Resources, Energy and Tourism; and the Australian Trade Commission have joined forces in ... More

Australian tourism minister Martin Ferguson has announced a "significant update" for the National Long-Term Tourism Strategy to help safeguard the sector's growth. Tourism 2020 brings ... More

Australia's Ayers Rock Resort has entered into a partnership with hotel operator Accor in a bid to drive forward a "new vision" for the iconic ... More

Tourism Australia (TA) has launched a new global advertising campaign called There's Nothing Like Australia. Featuring personal holiday recommendations from the Australian people, the £2.5m ... More

From July next year, Tourism Northern Territory in central Australia will only promote accredited tourism businesses. To benefit from promotional and distribution opportunities offered by ... More

The second phase of Tourism Australia’s Unique Australian Invitation campaign will be launched in the first week of October in the UK with TV, print ... More

Tourism Australia, which recently unveiled its “Where the bloody hell are you?” advertising campaign, has launched an online postcard initiative for businesses to send a ... More

The UK’s Broadcast Advertising Clearance Centre’s (BACC) preliminary decision to ban the term ‘bloody’ in Tourism Australia’s (TA) new advertising campaign on UK television – to ... More

New South Wales (NSW) in Australia is to get a new coastal tourism driving route, stretching from Sydney to the South Coast, now that the ... More

Visitor arrival figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics show that the UK is Australia’s second biggest source of international tourism. With 689,200 UK ... More