Tourist Australia Tourism & Media

30/05/2026

https://touristaustralia.com.au/explorecast-australia-travel-show

We are excited to announce the upcoming launch of our ExploreCast Travel Show!

20/05/2026

An amazing place to visit and explore!

Pretty special news to wake up to 💚

Port Douglas has been ranked Australia’s #2 tourism town in Australian Traveller’s 2026 100 Best Towns in Australia to visit AND named the country’s top Adventure & Nature destination 🌴

The timing feels especially meaningful as our team and local operators head into day one of ATE, Australia’s biggest international tourism trade event, proudly showcasing Port Douglas & Daintree to the world.

A huge thank you to our operators, local businesses and community who help make this place so special every single day.

Tourism Tropical North Queensland Douglas Shire Council Newsport Daily

20/05/2026

Shout out to our newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Samuel Rapheal, Suryanti Ongawan, Md Shahnewaz Limon, Jean Samson, Sara Coyne, Mukhtaar Barakaat, Peter Thomas, Aram B. Husain, Lyzel Espina, Luka Henry, Mousa K. Uhud

16/05/2026

📣 BIG ANNOUNCEMENT: Our New Broadcast Studio Is Coming! 🎥✨
We’re excited to share some huge news — our brand‑new Tourist Australia broadcast studio is officially under construction and getting ready to open its doors!

This studio will be the new home of live travel broadcasts, bringing you:

🌏 Real‑time travel news and updates

💸 Exclusive discounts and special offers from our amazing sponsors

🎁 Weekly prize giveaways, including travel gear, vouchers, and more

But here’s the important part:
To qualify for our giveaways, you must be a subscriber to both our page and our YouTube channel.

👉 Subscribe on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/

By joining our community, you’ll be first in line for deals, updates, and free prizes — plus you’ll help us grow this exciting new chapter.

The countdown to launch has begun.
Stay tuned… big things are coming to Tourist Australia.

06/05/2026

What a fantastic gift to give! Real adrenaline mixed with precision driving, a lifetime memory....

06/05/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Jo Alví, Adnan Haider, Mohammad Imran Uddin Chowdhury, Sam Walker, MD Sahadat Hossain, Vani Puse, Gustavo Franklin, Furqan Siddiq, Pim Le, Kenneth Chen, Gawi Lester, Otasky App

29/04/2026

Shout out to our newest followers! Excited to have you all onboard! Johnny Erasmus, Ina Hamid, Stikoh Thomas, Nancy Estela Alfonzo Speranza, Aparecido Moraes Moraes, Joanne Palangat, Nico Groot, Habib Haddar, GV Jadehiremath, Sheikh Monjur Murshed, Yodana Bali, Aftab Abbasi, Marisa Verduzco, Mathieu Senghor, Maan George Saour, Sylvia Lam, Lakhvinder Singh Batth, Alyaa Meri, Marina Chkheidze, Abou Baker, Seán Corcoran, Pritika Naiker, Front Kukaj, Karen Harwood, Lance Krov, Lely Pattiasina, Lidiane Mendes, Marcia Carol, Monte Alexander Goodwin, Aleshia Marie, Dollyk Tandon, Gurpreet Percussionst Gurpreet Percussionst, Lorraine Jandayan, San Flower, Hors Lowers, Buna Draunidalo - Niukala

24/04/2026

ANZAC Day endures as a solemn and unifying moment in the Australian and New Zealand story—a time when memory, sacrifice, and national identity converge in the quiet of dawn.

Its origins lie on the shores of Gallipoli in 1915, where young members of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps landed far from home, confronting conditions beyond anything they had known. What followed was not a story of triumph, but of something far more enduring: courage in the face of adversity, unwavering loyalty, and a resilience that would come to shape a shared national character.

Each year on 25 April, the stillness of early morning carries profound meaning. In that silence, we honour those who served and remember those who never returned. The bugle’s call, the laying of wreaths, and the words *“Lest we forget”* are not echoes of the past—they are living acts of remembrance, connecting generations across time.

ANZAC Day is not only about war. It is about people: bonds forged under hardship, letters written home, and lives interrupted or forever changed. It acknowledges loss while honouring the strength and humanity revealed through it. In remembering, we are reminded of the true cost of conflict and the enduring value of peace.

Today, the ANZAC spirit lives on—not on distant battlefields, but in everyday acts of courage, mateship, and perseverance. It is reflected in communities that stand together, in service given in new forms, and in a shared commitment to look after one another.

As the sun rises, so too does remembrance. And in that light, the legacy of the ANZACs continues—steady, solemn, and never forgotten. Lest We Forget..

09/03/2026

Hyde Park in Sydney is an incredible place to explore, offering long, tree‑lined avenues, elegant fountains, and wide open lawns that create a peaceful retreat right in the middle of the city. The moment you step inside, the noise of the CBD fades into the background, replaced by the sound of rustling leaves, distant water, and people relaxing under the shade of towering fig trees.

09/03/2026

A day spent in Sydney, Australia offers an energy and beauty that few cities can match, and moments in the heart of the CBD often highlight just how special this harbour city truly is. Among its most iconic landmarks, the Queen Victoria Building (QVB) continues to stand with remarkable presence, a masterpiece of late‑19th‑century architecture that remains one of Sydney’s most treasured shopping and cultural destinations.