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    Experience The Essence Of Australia

    19 September 2007 - Media Release Tourism Australia - Australia is the land of adventure and surprise; of the strange and the wonderful. A place where you will quickly appreciate the feeling of space and the fresh informal attitude that shapes the Australian way of life. A place where you you'll be welcomed like a local and invited to get involved.

    Bringing to life the experiences that will make your Australian holiday unique are tourism products. From food and wines that tantalise your taste buds to insights into the ancient aboriginal culture; these products help you to experience the essence of Australia.

    At the recent Australia New Product Workshop held in Auckland; eighteen new Australian tourism products showcased what they had to offer to New Zealand travellers. Some of these products are listed below.

    Koorie Heritage Trust Cultural Centre in Melbourne offers a diverse aboriginal experience in south-east Australia that ranges from ancient to contemporary. Koories have a totally unique indigenous culture and this centre features over 20,000 artifacts, books, artworks and photographs; galleries for emerging Koorie artists; and a permanent sound and visual exhibition tracing the Koorie history; to provide an unparrelled experience of aboriginal Australia. For details visit www.koorieheritagetrust.com

    Enjoy premium wines as kangaroos and other Australian wildlife drop into your backyard for a tête-à-tête at the picturesque Tuscany Wine Estate in the Hunter Valley. Located only two hours from Sydney, visitors to this boutique accommodation can savour the fine wine and cheeses of this region, indulge in massages and simply unwind! For further information refer to www.tuscanywineestate.com.au

    Rydges World Square Sydney is centrally located within the World Square precinct of Sydney's CBD. This great location provides guests with easy access to Sydney's major tourist attractions, either by monorail, walking or taxi. With top of the line in-house facilities, including great dining options and a fitness centre, Rydges will make your holiday experience a truly indulgent one. For details visit www.rydges.com/worldsquare

    With 20 estates, including brew houses, wineries and cellar doors; restaurants, cafes and day tours in five Australian states; Fosters offers a unique gourmet tourism portfolio. Some of their estates are heritage icons, built over 160 years ago, and others feature state-of-the-art technology and facilities. All provide a superb visitor experience with friendly and knowledgeable staff in some very unique and stunning locations. Visitors can even become a winemaker with a unique Make Your Own Blend Tours in South Australia. For more information visit www.VisitFostersVenues.com.

    Located just 20 minutes from Adelaide, Adelaide Shores is 135 hectares of parklands at West Beach, South Australia. The parkland includes two properties, Adelaide Shores Caravan Resort and Adelaide Shores Holiday Village; two 18-hole public golf courses; a boat haven; the Kerry Ellis Driving Range; mini golf; a function centre; a skate and BMX park ... ingredients for a perfect family holiday.

    Source: Scoop NZ


    Further information: tourism issues page - includes news index and external links


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