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What not to miss in Australian travel this year
From an $18,000-a-night suite in South Australia to a 25-day, bucket-list ‘Highlights of Australia’ trip, here’s what’s new on the home front.
Australians flocked to Europe and other international destinations en masse last year, but domestic tourism, too, has rebounded strongly since the country reopened. Government figures show domestic visitor spend is on track to reach $172.6 billion by 2028 – 61 per cent more than before the pandemic lockdowns. Meanwhile, 9.3 million international tourists are expected to visit Australia this year, reaching 98 per cent of 2019 levels.
Fortunately, there are plenty of new hotel openings, expanded festival offerings and fresh itineraries to tempt travellers to go local. Book soon to avoid disappointment.
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