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World video travel guide
Growth continues in inbound tourism
The number of visitors coming to Australia has risen despite global economic uncertainty, the strong Australian dollar and natural disasters. Tourism Research Australia’s International Visitor Survey shows visitor arrivals rose by three per cent for the year ending June 2011. Visitor nights rose by four per cent and expenditure by five per cent. The number of business travellers to Australia rose by nine per cent for the year ending June 2011. Asian markets were the strongest performers, led by China. Find out more in the Minister\'s release.
