Wukalina walk in Tasmania among World’s Greatest Places in 2024

Thursday, August 1, 2024

With the commencement of the Summer Olympics in Paris this year, all eyes are on France right now, and there are over 10,000 sportspersons from various nations assembling to contest in over 300 events all through 32 sports. Scheduled to be transmitted to billions of spectators globally with millions of viewers at live events, it is a reminder of the tourism prospects before Australia embarking on their decade of green and gold. Australian athletes have received all possible support for performing the best, as they contest for gold in the course of the upcoming few weeks, and by now, some spectacular acts have been aired all through the world.

In the spotlight is wukalina walk in Tasmania, which has been titled as one of the World’s Greatest Places in 2024 by TIME. Wukalina walk is a member of the Discover Aboriginal Experiences program, and is a multi-award winning indigenous/palawa-owned tourism understanding, managed by aboriginal conductors who present an exceptional window into the aboriginal culture of Tasmania / lutruwita. Updates of the highly desired honor are predictable to reach worldwide spectators of 120 million.

Tourism Australia grabbed the spotlight at the Travel Meet Asia seminar held previously this month. Tourism Australia updated the representatives concerning the position of Indonesia as a noteworthy and developing market for Australia. The meeting comprised trends developing among visitors like sports tourism, festivals and Muslim responsive travel. Travel Meet Asia took place as a meeting and interactive event, joined with a business-to-business trade show with presentations, meeting and interactive prospects for the travel trade. This year’s event greeted domestic and global buyers from the leisure and business events segments.

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