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How Australia’s Tourism 2035 Strategy Is Redefining the High-Yield DestinationAustralia aims to increase high-yield visitor expenditure from AU$33 billion today to between AU$61 billion and AU$69 billion within a decade.

How Australia’s Tourism 2035 Strategy Is Redefining the High-Yield Destination

Published August 6, 2026 by Staff Writer

Tourism Australia has unveiled one of the world’s most commercially focused ten-year tourism strategies—and its goal to double high-yield visitor spending by 2035 offers lessons for destinations everywhere. Australia (Tourism…

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Australia’s Tourism Engine Roars Back: 9 Million Visitors, Record Spending, and a Bold Vision for 2035The Australian Tourism Exchange, known in the trade simply as ATE, stands as the nation’s premier business-to-business tourism forum. I

Australia’s Tourism Engine Roars Back: 9 Million Visitors, Record Spending, and a Bold Vision for 2035

Published May 20, 2026 by Staff Writer

Fresh ABS figures reveal Australia welcomed 9.1 million international visitors in the past year — ten per cent more than the year before — as the country sets its sights…

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Green is Our Gold: Can Australia Transform 360,000 Tourism Businesses Without Mandates?Beyond environmental stewardship and cultural respect, Green is Our Gold responds to market forces reshaping global tourism economics.

Green is Our Gold: Can Australia Transform 360,000 Tourism Businesses Without Mandates?

Published March 21, 2026 by Staff Writer

As Tourism Australia launches industry-wide responsible travel initiative, the real test begins: transforming aspirational principles into operational commitments across a fragmented sector where 77% of travelers demand sustainability but implementation…

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