Environment
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The Future of Sustainability and Ecotourism in Brisbane
In 2018 Australia attracted a whopping 9.2 million visitors, with many of those heading directly for Brisbane. Queensland's capital city is growing in popularity year-on-year. In 2016, the city attracted more than one million visitors, a 25% increase since 2012.
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