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Created on Tuesday 21 January 2014 Written by Editorial staff
The government of New South Wales has been working hard to increase the number of Chinese travellers opting to make short- and long-term visits to the state - as Australian migration agents may have noticed!
Premier Barry O'Farrell explained that China has a "massive middle class" that is eager to travel overseas and see the world, and organisations around New South Wales are well placed to benefit from this.
In addition to developing a China Tourism Strategy, which aims to see overnight visitor expenditure doubled between now and the end of the decade, the government of New South Wales has also been in talks with Chinese airlines to boost the "frequency and capacity" of their flights to the state's capital.
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Created on Monday 20 January 2014 Written by Editorial staff
The Minister for Foreign Affairs, the Hon. Julie Bishop MP, will be heading to the United States this week to strengthen its bonds with Australia. In particular, Ms Bishop is looking to improve trade ...
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Created on Monday 20 January 2014 Written by Editorial staff
Queensland is now called home by people from over 200 cultures - a fact residents of the Sunshine State have reason to be proud of, says Minister for Multicultural Affairs Glen Elmes. "Cultural diversity ...
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Created on Thursday 16 January 2014 Written by Editorial staff
It's not just the Australian Industry Group that's worried about skills shortages - Engineers Australia has also submitted a report to the Productivity Commission that discusses the growing problem. ...
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Created on Thursday 16 January 2014 Written by Editorial staff
The Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) is sending a "strong message" to international students about making changes to their course of study once they have arrived in Australia. ...
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Created on Tuesday 14 January 2014 Written by Editorial staff
Australian migration agents may be interested to learn the number of short-term visitors to our country has reached an all-time high. In November 2013, a total of 548,000 short-term visitors came to Australia, ...
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