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5224 images per kilometre. Or five for every meter you travel.
It’s understandable too, as for drivers far and wide, Victoria’s Great Ocean Road is one of those must tick boxes on the ultimate road-trip bucket list.
Starting just over 100km southwest of Melbourne, and stretching for the noted
253km, the road winds along the rugged, southern coast of Victoria, from the surfing hub of Torquay to the western-district township of Allansford.
It is perhaps most famous for living up to its name, twisting and turning along the edge of the ocean, with tall limestone cliffs to the right and a sheer drop to the water on the left. If you’re as old as I am, you’d think it was the model roadway for the original
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May 6, 2021 9:58
Tourism Australia is rolling out the next phase of it of its Holiday Here This Year domestic campaign featuring Hamish Blake and Zoe Foster-Blake, calling on Aussies to “go big” by booking an “epic holiday”.
The new $9 million Epic Holidays campaign seeks to stimulate demand for the “epic experiences” on offer in Australia available when booking a longer domestic holiday.
Trips of five nights or more contributed over $20 billon to the Australian economy in 2020, and over $30 billion in 2019. However, of the 29.4 million holiday trips that Aussies took in 2020, only 18% of these trips were 5 nights or more. In 2019, before COVID-19 hit, the average duration of overnight trips that Australians took was 3.6 nights. If this average duration increased to five nights or more, the projected value to the economy is over $30 billion annually.
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Why Driving the Great Ocean Road Is The Trip I’ve Dreamed About Most During COVID Sarah Bruning © Provided by Travel + Leisure Sarah Bruning
Since COVID-19 put the world on lockdown last year, I ve spent most of my time grounded at home. In the absence of far-flung vacations, I ve spent countless hours getting lost in my favorite travel memories, like savoring pintxos in San Sebastian, zipping along a glacier lagoon in a zodiac in southern Iceland, and clambering through narrow passageways inside the Great Pyramid of Giza. But the trip I ve fantasized about most often is the last big vacation I took before borders closed: a week-long Australian adventure in November of 2019.
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