Tourism Australia’s business unit, Business Events Australia, has launched a brand campaign to attract international events after Australia’s international borders reopened for fully vaccinated travellers, 21 February 2022. The campaign targets incentive and association customers and will be launched across business events trade media in the UK, Europe, North America, South-East Asia, New Zealand and China. From March 2022 the campaign will be supported by content, social and public relations activity. Robin Mack, executive general manager of Commercial and Business Events Australia, said: “We know from our research that Australia is seen as highly desirable destination for business events, and with Australia’s borders open to fully vaccinated travellers, now is the perfect time to remind planners and decision makers that Australia is the perfect destination for your next business event.” Mack stated that this campaign is part of a broader strategy to position Australia as a global leader in business events. “The new campaign is part of a series of projects that are focused on optimally positioning Australia for reopening. It features a new creative strategy that shows how Australia has everything you would expect from a business event destination, plus so much more,” Mack added.
Tourism Australia gets ball spinning for brand campaign launch
Comments
Comments are closed on this post.
Trending
Beyond attendance: How conferences can grow membership, strengthen communities and create lasting impact
1 week ago
IMEX America achieves top neurodivergent inclusive event design endorsement
5 days ago
Nearly 9 in 10 destinations improve as Helsinki leads 2026 GDS-Index
1 week ago
PCMA members approve 2027 Board of Directors and Trustees slate
1 week ago
Cairns doctor launches skin cancer conference, with a day on the Great Barrier Reef
3 days ago
Antwerp welcomes OpenLivingLab Days 2026
1 week ago
Ex-McCann CEO to lead the EC Group
1 week ago
Advertisement
Essential Reads

New EIC study finds business events contribute US$1.8 trillion to global GDP
Analysis

Washington DC bucks trend of US tourism decline with record visitor spending
North America

A look back at November’s IBTM and how event formats are “festivalising”
IBTMWorld

US airports face potential closures amid government shutdown
Business Travel

The countries with the highest business travel spend in the world
Business Travel
More like this





