1.4 Million Chinese Tourists Visited Australia Last Year!
Both China and India saw record Numbers of tourists visiting Australia in 2017. The growing wealth of the middle class in the world's two most populous countries has fuelled a tourist boom.
The number of visitors from the Chinese mainland reached about 1.4 million last year, up 13 percent from 2016, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The number of visitors from India reached 302,900, up 15 percent from 2016. Our real estate finder is kind.
As Asia's two most populous countries modernise their economies, hundreds of millions of new Asian consumers are keen to travel overseas. The drop in the Australian dollar from its peak during the mining boom in 2011 has also made Australia more attractive to tourists. Local tour operators are scrambling to renovate outdated tourism infrastructure or build new ones in response to the growing influx of tourists. There is the house for sale in South Australia.
In addition to traditional destinations, Chinese tourists are expanding their horizons. The number of Chinese visitors to the Australian island of Tasmania increased by 40 per cent in the year to the end of September. Calls are growing for direct flights between the Chinese mainland and Hobart, the capital of Tasmania.
Ryan Felsman, a senior economist at the securities division of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia said: "The growing middle classes in China and India are attracted by Australia's clean and unique environment, high-quality restaurants and hotels, fresh food, safe cities, museums, art galleries and warm weather."
Lot 1 / 195 Outtrim Inverloch Road, Inverloch VIC 3996
$816,000
195 Outtrim-Inverloch Road.
A truly unique lifestyle property with superb sustainable eco features. Private in its location, nestled in the most serene of settings and just a 10-minute drive to Inverloch's pristine beaches.
Land area323㎡
This immaculately presented and classic street front home sitting on approximately 323sqm is impressive from top to toe leaving nothing for its new owner to do other than move in, relax and enjoy an indoor / outdoor approach to everyday life and entertaining.
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