INDIA – A KEY MARKET FOR AUSTRALIA: Between 2005 and 2016, visitor arrivals from India grew by 299% to reach 262,300 – almost six times faster than the 51% growth in total inbound arrivals to Australia over the same period.
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INTERNATIONAL VISITOR SURVEY (IVS) RESULTS MARCH 2018: International visitors reached 8.3 million in the year ending March 2018 (up 8% on the previous year), with a subsequent boost in spend of 6% to $42.3 billion. Nights also rose 3% to 269 million.
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AUSTRALIAN ACCOMMODATION MONITOR: The Australian Accommodation Monitor (AAM) has been released. The AAM, a data collection conducted by STR, shows the performance of the Accommodation Industry in 2016–17.
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Regional Tourism Satellite Accounts 2016–17

REGIONAL TOURISM SATELLITE ACCOUNTS, 2016-17: The Regional Tourism Satellite Accounts 2016–17 are now available. Including measures of GRP, GVA and employment for tourism regions, this release highlights the economic importance of tourism to Australia’s regions.
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NATIONAL VISITOR SURVEY (NVS) RESULTS MARCH 2018: Domestic overnight travel saw strong growth for the year, with overnight trips up 7% to 97.8 million. This increase underpinned good gains in visitor spend and nights, both up 5% to $65.1 billion and 350.6 million respectively.
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