Tourism Australia partners with Singapore Airlines to promote Australian travel at the Time To Fly travel fair, offering exclusive deals, interactive experiences, and sustainable tourism insights.
Tourism Australia is partnering with Singapore Airlines to showcase the best of Australia at the upcoming Time To Fly travel fair. From 25-27 October 2024, visitors to the Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre can enjoy exclusive deals, meet popular characters, and learn about the latest travel trends Down Under.
Exclusive Deals and Experiences
The three-day event will feature a range of exciting offers from Tourism Australia and its partners, including:
- Discounted flights and travel packages: Visitors can take advantage of special deals on flights and holiday packages to various Australian destinations.
- Meet-and-greet with Bluey and Bingo: Fans of the popular children’s show can meet the beloved characters in person.
- Expert travel advice: Travel industry experts will be on hand to provide insights and tips for planning the perfect Australian holiday.
- Interactive experiences: Visitors can engage with interactive displays and virtual reality experiences to explore Australia’s diverse landscapes and cultures.
A Focus on Sustainability
Tourism Australia is committed to sustainable tourism and will be highlighting eco-friendly initiatives and experiences at the fair. Visitors can learn about ways to minimize their environmental impact while exploring Australia’s stunning natural wonders. By partnering with Singapore Airlines, Tourism Australia aims to inspire travelers to choose Australia as their next holiday destination. The Time To Fly travel fair offers a unique opportunity to discover the beauty and diversity of Australia and to book unforgettable travel experiences.
Tourism Australia is the Australian Government agency responsible for promoting Australia to the world as a destination for business and leisure travel. Its purpose is to increase the economic benefits of tourism to Australia, and in particular seeking opportunities to grow the overnight annual expenditure generated by tourism.
The organisation is active in around 15 key markets, including Australia, where it aims to grow demand for the destination’s tourism experiences by promoting the unique attributes which will entice people to visit. Tourism Australia’s activities include social and digital media, traditional advertising, public relations and media programs, trade shows and programs for the tourism industry, consumer promotions, online communications, and consumer research.
