Posted on April 5th, 2012 in
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As Australians head off on their Easter break, they are contributing to a tourism industry worth $73.3billion to the national economy, according to a report released today by Tourism Research Australia (TRA). The latest research from TRA sets out the full extent of tourism's contribution to Australia's economy, adding the indirect value of the industry to results published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics which shows tourism's direct contribution to the nation's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) was $34.6 billion in 201011. Together with industry and through the Tourism 2020 Strategy, the Government is working to build on this growth by addressing skills and training, innovation, quality and investment in tourism products.
Tourism Worth $73 Billion to Australia’s Economy As Australians head off on their Easter break, they are contributing to a tourism industry worth $73.3billion to the national economy, according to a report released today by Tourism Research ...
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