Searched for
AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TOURISM
Middle East crisis sparks a new fear: Not being able to flyAmid rising tensions linked to the Gulf War, concerns over air travel are shifting from fear of flying to fear of not flying at all. Sudden...- Sara Tendulkar appointed brand ambassador for $130 mn Australian tourism campaignAustralia is launching a new tourism campaign. It is worth $130 million. The campaign is named 'Come and Say G'day'. Sachin Tendulkar's dau...
- Australia launches slew of initiatives to promote soft power & infra projects with IndiaFollowing meetings between the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Minister for Women, Marise Payne, and Minister of External Affairs Dr S. Ja...
- Australia to provide over $11 million under 'Maitri Scholars Program' for Indian studentsThe initiatives are appropriately called the 'Maitri', meaning friendship initiatives," she said.Australian Foreign Minister continued sayi...
- Australian state to end quarantine for vaccinated travellersThe federal government announced two weeks ago that vaccinated Australians would be free to travel overseas from November for the first sin...
- India an important trade and investment partner for: Australia's Trade MinisterThe minister said that India was a growing and important tourism market for Australia and Indian visitors were expected to be worth 1.9 bil...
- India to take steps to boost cruise tourism: Mahesh Sharma"We have launched the helpline which is in 12 languages. We have deployed tourist police, tourist friends and retired volunteers in all tou...
- India has emerged as 8th largest tourism market for Australia"India is now our 8th largest tourism market, up from 11th the previous year, Australian trade minister Andrew Robb said.
- Record Indian travel trade participation in Australian Tourism Exchange 2015Over 25 Indian travel companies participated in Australian Tourism Exchange 2015, showing the growing popularity of Australia as a tourism ...
- Australia eyes investment opportunities in Northeastern statesAustralia is exploring investment opportunities in the areas of mining, tourism, education, food processing and organic farming in the Nort...
- Brisk business for hotels as cricket fever grips AustraliaThe Australian hotel industry is capitalising on cricket fever as millions of fans flock to the country which is co-hosting the 2015 cricke...
- Australia launches online visa pilot programme for IndiansRobb is leading Australia's largest ever trade mission to India, made up of 450 delegates, for Australia Business Week in India from Januar...
- E-visa facility will encourage businesses to travel to India: AIBCPM Narendra Modi on his recent visit to Australia also signed an agreement on promoting tourism with his Australian counterpart Tony Abbott.
- Reforms underway to enhance ease of doing business in India: PM Narendra ModiModi, who held a roundtable with top Australian CEOs, discussed prospects for bilateral cooperation specially in field of education, bankin...
- India keen to forge stronger business ties with Australia: Narendra ModiModi, during the hour-long roundtable hosted by Victoria's Governor Alex Chernov at Government house, said India was open for business.
- India to fast track mining lease applications of Australian firms: Nirmala SitharamanAustralian companies have primarily invested in India in sectors such as services, metallurgy, telecommunication and automobile industries.
- Australia eyes 10 per cent rise to 2 lakh Indian visitors this fiscalTourism Australia is promoting the country as a culinary destination as it targets to tap both leisure and business travellers from India.
- Australia eyes over 8 per cent rise in Indian travellers in FY'15Australia is eyeing an over 8 per cent rise in the number of Indian travellers visiting the country in the next financial year.
- Australia-India air route needs 3.45 lakh more seats by 2020: StudyA study has estimated that the growth in air traffic between India and Australia would require an additional 3,45,000 seats by 2020.
- Top 50 shortlisted for 'best job in world'A shortlist of 50 candidates from 22 countries has been selected for "the best job in the world" - being well paid to spend six months on a...
Load More
