Tourism Australia says August was the strongest month for inbound tourism since the 2000 Olympics with 538,800 visitors during the month, up 8.1% over the previous year.
“We’re seeing strong performances across the board, from our traditional Western markets as well as the newer, emerging Eastern markets,” Tourism Australia managing director John O’Sullivan told News Ltd.
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