Month: March 2018
Tourism Australia
- BRIGHT LIGHTS BIG CITIES November 8, 2019Great news this week with the NSW Government preparing to run more light rail services through the CBD after dark as part of its push to revive the city’s nightlife, once the lockout laws are relaxed. At the same time, the NSW Treasurer has also demanded action on the economy calling for both state and […]Jeremy Scott
- SYDNEY LOOKS FUTURE FIT WITH WESTERN SYDNEY METRO ANNOUNCEMENT October 22, 2019You could almost hear Sydney cheer this morning after the announcement that work will soon commence on the Western Sydney Metro, and bravo to the State government for pushing ahead on this major piece of transport infrastructure for NSW,” said TTF Chief Executive Margy Osmond today. “This project will slash travel times for commuters and […]Jeremy Scott
- SYDNEY CELEBRATES AFTER WINNING WORLDPRIDE 2023 October 22, 2019“Sydney is set to shine after winning the rights to host international WorldPride in 2023, and NSW’s tourism industry is celebrating the major win,” said TTF Chief Executive Margy Osmond today. “What an amazing event to secure for Sydney and coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the first Australian Gay Pride week, Sydney is set […]Jeremy Scott
- INTERNATIONAL TOURISTS STILL IN LOVE WITH DOWNUNDER AND ARE BEGINNING TO STRETCH THEIR WINGS. October 9, 2019New IVS figures released today have shown that visitors from Canada and Japan are most likely to venture outside of the capital cities, when compared to average tourists with growth in both markets being beneficial to regional tourism across Australia. Speaking about the figures released today, TTF Chief Executive Margy Osmond said “this is a […]Jeremy Scott
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