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Australians are being encouraged to give ‘The Gift of Travel’ this holiday season and support the tourism industry via a new Tourism Australia campaign.
Tourism Australia's latest campaign via M&C Saatchi Sydney is encouraging Australians to give The Gift of Travel this holiday season and support the tourism industry which has been doing it tough throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
May 6 2021, 10:40 am | BY Ricki Green | 34 Comments
The next phase of Tourism Australia’s Holiday Here This Year campaign via M&C Saatchi Sydney has launched today, with ambassadors Hamish Blake and Zoe-Foster Blake showcasing some of Australia’s most epic holiday experiences.
The new $9 million Epic Holidays campaign urges Australians to travel further, book a longer stay, and enjoy the benefits of a bigger domestic holiday.
Federal Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment, Dan Tehan, said that now is the perfect time for Australians who have been holding out for a holiday, to take an epic one: “This new campaign aims to get Australians to travel further afield, take a longer holiday, and visit those parts of the country typically reliant on international tourism.
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The new $9 million Epic Holidays campaign urges Australians to travel further, book a longer stay, and enjoy the benefits of a bigger domestic holiday
The next phase of Tourism Australia’s Holiday Here This Year campaign via M&C Saatchi Sydney has launched today, with ambassadors Hamish Blake and Zoe-Foster Blake showcasing some of Australia’s most epic holiday experiences.
Federal Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment, Dan Tehan, said that now is the perfect time for Australians who have been holding out for a holiday, to take an epic one: “This new campaign aims to get Australians to travel further afield, take a longer holiday, and visit those parts of the country typically reliant on international tourism.