Tourism Australia has teamed up with well-known Aussies to launch its new annual journey listing, Australia Recommends: 15 Locations to Come & Say G’day in 2024.

Inspiring Indian travellers to expertise Australia like an area, the locations within the listing are primarily based on Tourism Australia’s prime performing social media posts, and endorsed by Australian expertise like Rose Byrne, King Stingray, Magdalena Roze, Curtis Stone and extra.

Tourism Australia’s social media channels attain over 19 million international followers, and so the Australia Recommends listing is an perception into the place guests from world wide are desperate to discover. Whether or not it’s discovering First Nations tradition at Uluru, accessible experiences within the Blue Mountains, or eco excursions within the Daintree Rainforest.

Partnering with well-known Australian expertise, (many a part of Tourism Australia’s Associates of Australia advocacy program) all 15 locations on the listing are endorsed by well-known Aussies who’ve shared journey anecdotes and recollections from their very own holidays. Nishant Kashikar, Nation Supervisor – India & Gulf stated collaborating with well-known Australians was key to making sure experiences featured on the listing have been really ‘Aussie-approved’.

“Nobody is aware of a vacation spot higher than its locals. This is the reason travellers take into account native suggestions as a certain option to have essentially the most genuine expertise of a spot. Given this, we bought Australian personalities who’re most liked globally to share their prime experiences and journey ideas with ‘Australia Recommends’ so guests can really discover Australia like an area.”, stated Nishant Kashikar.

“This listing comes at a time when Indians are drawing up their journey objectives and bucket lists for 2024. Our purpose is to highlight the wonders of Australia as steered by locals that actually makes it a vacation spot like no different. We hope this can encourage Indians to Come and Say G’day, and expertise the legendary Aussie lifestyle.”

Roy Kellaway from King Stingray, the Yolŋu surf rock band from Arnhem Land, who final 12 months recorded the Down Below (Below One Solar) observe for Tourism Australia’s Come and Say G’day worldwide marketing campaign, was thrilled to share his memorable journey to Australia’s Crimson Centre as a part of the listing.

“We love the prospect to shine a highlight on our great nation, so we’re stoked to be concerned within the launch of Australia Recommends. There are such a lot of must-see locations in our native Northern Territory, however for us, Uluru is prime of the listing – it simply takes your breath away. It’s the center of Australia, and affords the distinctive alternative to listen to tales and find out about tradition from the native Anangu folks.”, stated Roy Kellaway.