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Cruise industry calls for certainty to keep Australia competitive | TTG Asia (opens the original)
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Australia’s cruise industry is warning that the country needs to move faster to provide regulatory certainty or risk losing competitiveness for future cruise deployments, with industry leaders saying lengthy government decision-making is costing Australia billions in lost economic activity. The warning comes despite demand for cruising reaching historic highs. A record 1.45 million Australians took an ocean cruise in 2025, up 9.5 per cent on the previous year and surpassing the pre-pandemic reco
Adelaide gains ground | TTG Asia (opens the original)
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New tourism experiences, luxury hotel openings, and stronger Asian air links are helping Adelaide emerge as a destination in its own right Once regarded by some as Australia’s “sleeping giant”, Adelaide is steadily transforming into one of the country’s most interesting city stays. New luxury hotels, growing wellness and wildlife experiences, and stronger aviation links from Asia are giving travellers more reason to linger in the South Australian capital rather than simply pass through on the wa
Australia’s visa fee hike draws industry concern | TTG Asia (opens the original)
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Australia’s tourism industry has questioned the timing and rationale behind a surprise increase in visitor visa application charges, warning that the additional costs come at a time when the country is competing fiercely for international visitors. From July 1, the application charge for Australia’s Visitor visa (subclass 600) increased 25 per cent from A$200 to A$250 (US$140 to US$175), while the Working Holiday Maker visa rose from A$670 to A$840 as part of the Federal Government’s update to v
Australia’s next chapter | TTG Asia (opens the original)
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Tourism Australia managing director Robin Mack discusses AI, Asia's growing influence and how the destination is positioning itself for the decade ahead Tourism Australia has spoken about the need to win both “in the hearts of consumers and with machines”. What does that look like in practice as AI reshapes how travellers discover and choose destinations? Great destination marketing connects emotionally from a place where people make decisions from the heart. Our research highlights that when vi
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