Patterns in Australian travel in the September 1966 quarter
The report analyzes short term visitors to Australia during the September quarter of 1966, noting Australians traveled mainly by air and that most inbound travelers came from New Zealand, the United Kingdom and Ireland, and Western Europe. It details purpose of visit, including holidays and education, and contrasts travel by sea versus air. It also cites a large in transit category and notes data limitations for 1968 figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New Zealand
Papua New Guinea
Malaysia
Singapore
United Kingdom
Ireland
Australia
Sears
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Tial
Hikness
Fourney
Seu
Yar
Toru
Seu Yar Atria
Ameria
Milaysiae
Euler
Europe
Africa
Egypt
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Philippines
Thailand
Commonwealth
France
Germany
Greece
Netherlands
Switzerland
Papua-New Guinea
Australian Tourist Trade Sees Growth in Overseas Visitors
The Australian Tourist Commission reports rising overseas arrivals and spend in 1967 with 217000 visitors leaving about 75 million dollars. New Zealanders lead among overseas arrivals due to strong ties while Americans and Canadians show increased interest. UK and European travelers also grow, with hopes for higher totals in 1968 as the commission urges continued promotional efforts.
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Joey Dae
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Australian National Travel Association
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Vihella
Moshe More
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