Before the start of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, former Australian explosive batsman David Warner along with Tourism Australia has invited Indian tourists to visit Australia. In a new social content series released by Tourism Australia, former Australian cricketer Warner has shared his favorite tourist destinations Sydney, Shares his experiences of holidaying in Melbourne and Gold Coast.
The four-part series will be shown on Tourism Australia’s Instagram account At The Rate Australia. It has been launched in India just a few weeks before the start of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
“From our amazing wildlife to our coffee culture and icons like the Sydney Opera House and the Melbourne Cricket Ground, Australia has a lot to offer Indian tourists,” Warner said in a statement on collaborating with Tourism Australia on a new social content series. I am very excited to have the opportunity to showcase the backyards of our country.”
It is noteworthy that the five-Test series between Australia and India is going to start from November 22, 2024 in Perth, Western Australia. Philippa Harrison, Managing Director of Tourism Australia, said that we are looking forward to providing a holiday to cricket fans across India. Want to tell about the attractions available in Australia as a destination. It is a matter of great pleasure for us to take the support of the former Australian opener for this.
Ms Harrison said: “In this video series, David Warner welcomes guests to enjoy some of his favorite holiday destinations in Australia, including the iconic streets of Melbourne, Sydney’s world-famous Bondi Beach walk and the Gold Coast. Contains amazing wildlife.”
He said, “We know that the former Australian opening batsman is extremely popular in India and we are confident that after seeing his recommendations, Indian tourists will want to book a holiday in Australia so that they can see the charm of our destinations with their own eyes.” “
He said, “There is no doubt that India is one of the fastest growing economies in the world and with a population of more than 140 crore, the country will play an important role in global tourism in the coming decade.”
“We have seen Indian tourists visiting Australia in greater numbers than ever before and we wish to see this trend continue in the right direction with better aviation connectivity between the two countries,” he said.
Ms Harrison has come to India with a delegation of 15 CEOs from the Australian tourism industry. During this, the delegation will meet airline partners, Air India and IndiGo as well as key distribution partners including MakeMyTrip and Thomas Cook between 11 and 14 November.(agency)
