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New tourism campaign aims to lure visitors back to Queensland after Alfred

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald

As Queensland's south-east starts to return to normality, a major marketing campaign will soon rollout to aid in recovery.

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New tourism campaign aims to lure visitors back to Queensland after Alfred

As Queensland's south-east starts to return to normality, a major marketing campaign will soon rollout to aid in recovery.

14 days ago·Australia

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Sunny Skyz

Shoppers Overjoyed As Woolworths Hands Out Free Vouchers After Cyclone Alfred

Woolworths is being praised for its heartwarming gesture of kindness after ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred left hundreds of people without power, forcing them to restock their fridges. Today's good news story comes from Australia.

12 days ago

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Travel Weekly

Brisbane, Gold Coast launch dual destination campaigns in wake of Alfred

Brisbane and the Gold Coast have both launched new destination campaigns in the wake of the damage caused ex Tropical Cyclone Alfred.

13 days ago

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businessnewsaustralia.com

Brisbane launches fresh tourism campaign after ex-TC Alfred

From beer yoga at Howard Smith Wharves to Riverlifes rock climbing along the Kangaroo Point Cliffs, a range of unique experiences in Brisbane and the surroundin

13 days ago

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B&T

New Tourism Campaign Shows Love To The GC After Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred

The Gold Coast is in its comeback era with this latest campaign - because even Alfred can't keep the party out of the GC!

13 days ago

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Council

Queensland open to tourists

Image: Alexander/stock.adobe.com The Queensland government has launched a marketing campaign informing tourists that the state is ready for visitors, even after two severe weather events. All three major Australian airlines will launch airfare sales to Queensland destinations over the next four weeks, while Tourism and Events Queensland’s ‘Too Great to Wait’ campaign will promote holidays deals on Queensland.com. The major marketing activity…

13 days ago

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