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 Qantas and Tourism Australia have signed a 
			  Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on a new three year $44 million 
			  partnership to market Australia internationally as a tourist 
			  destination.  The MoU covers activity over the next three years 
			  including international cooperative marketing campaigns, major 
			  trade events, business events and public relations activities. “Qantas is 
			  Australia’s national airline so it makes sense that we would 
			  partner with Tourism Australia to promote Australia as a tourist 
			  destination,” said Qantas Group Executive Commercial, Mr Rob 
			  Gurney. “Qantas is an enthusiastic supporter of the Australian 
			  tourism industry spending in excess on $90 million dollars in the 
			  last financial year to promote Australia ... We look forward to 
			  working with Tourism Australia on this cooperative activity to 
			  strengthen Australia’s position as a desired tourism destination 
			  and covert that desire into visitation.” The 
			  joint Qantas and Tourism Australia multi-million dollar activity 
			  will take place across Europe, Asia, US and New Zealand.
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