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Tourism Australia Campaign: Irwin & Lawson Team Up

August 3, 2025 Victoria Sterling Business
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Original source: abc.net.au

Tourism Australia Launches New Campaign Targeting Key International Markets

Tourism Australia is set to⁢ unveil a major new marketing campaign aimed at attracting record numbers of international visitors, with a phased rollout beginning ‍this week in China. The campaign⁤ leverages Australia’s unique natural beauty and experiences⁣ to⁢ entice travellers from key markets including India,the US,the UK,Japan,Germany,and South Korea.

A Star-Studded Launch and Multi-Platform Reach

The campaign’s launch features Australian actor Yosh Yu, pictured ⁤swimming in the ocean, embodying the allure of⁤ Australia’s‍ coastal lifestyle. This imagery will be central to the campaign’s message, highlighting the diverse experiences on offer.

The advertisements will be deployed across a⁢ wide range of platforms to maximise reach and impact. Expect to see them on television, popular ⁢streaming services, YouTube, in cinemas, and prominently displayed on outdoor billboards and even ⁣buses. This multi-channel approach ensures the campaign reaches potential travellers at various touchpoints in thier journey⁢ planning.

Record Visitor ⁤Numbers Forecast by 2026

The⁤ timing of this campaign is strategic, coinciding⁣ with the continued recovery⁢ of international tourism ‍to Australia following the disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.⁤ Data from‍ Tourism Research Australia reveals a positive trend, with 7.7 million international trips recorded in the year ending March 2025 – an 11 per cent increase year-on-year.

New Zealand remains the largest source of international visitors,⁤ but important growth is anticipated from China, the United States, the United Kingdom, and India. ⁢Federal tourism Minister Don Farrell is optimistic about the future,predicting international arrivals will reach a record 10 million in 2026,and further climb to 11.8 million by 2029.

“Tourism is‍ the lifeblood of so many communities right around the country⁤ and creates hundreds of thousands of jobs,” Minister Farrell stated, underscoring the economic importance⁤ of a thriving tourism sector.

This new campaign represents a significant investment in Australia’s future, aiming to not only restore tourism‍ levels but to surpass previous records and solidify Australia’s position as ⁣a premier global travel destination. The staggered launch across key markets demonstrates a targeted approach, tailoring the message to resonate with specific cultural preferences and travel motivations.

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