Raahil Chopra
Jan 22, 2020

Tourism Australia to continue to capitalise on media opportunity offered by T20 World Cups

An A$ 25 million fund has been created for international tourism marketing as the country looks to build trust of tourists after the bushfires hit

Among the 32 popular tourist zones for Indians seven have been partially impacted by the bushfires while one has been majorly impacted.

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