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What's a camel doing at the COP28 Technology and Innovation Hub? - Vimarsana News

What's a camel doing at the COP28 Technology and Innovation Hub?

Emirates Development Bank seeks to throw spotlight on 'Lost Camel' in innovative project

Virgin Australia Boosts Uluru Tourism with New Direct Flights from Melbourne and Brisbane - Focus on Travel News - Vimarsana News

Virgin Australia Boosts Uluru Tourism with New Direct Flights from Melbourne and Brisbane - Focus on Travel News

Virgin Australia announces new direct flights from Melbourne and Brisbane to Uluru in 2024, boosting tourism to Australia's heartland.

Fly Direct to Uluru: Virgin's New Routes from Brisbane & Melbourne - Vimarsana News

Fly Direct to Uluru: Virgin's New Routes from Brisbane & Melbourne

Virgin Australia announces new direct flights from Melbourne and Brisbane to Uluru in 2024, boosting tourism to Australia's heartland.

NT COVID: Good reasons to return to the Northern Territory as the border re-opens - Vimarsana News

NT COVID: Good reasons to return to the Northern Territory as the border re-opens

The Northern Territory can’t wait for the planes to return as it tries to recoup some of the $852 million-a-year lost in tourism revenue since COVID-19.

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Coronavirus Australia: Three compelling reasons to get travelling around Australasia - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus Australia: Three compelling reasons to get travelling around Australasia

Share It’s the visionaries behind headline events, openings – and even slogans – who keep us coming back time again. Here are three great reasons to get moving around Australia and New Zealand. Move over MoMA, GoCA is here Australia’s vast Central Desert (measuring 283,000 square kilometres) might be small on population but it’s large on talent. Home to about 4300 full-time residents, it takes in some of Australia’s most notable Indigenous art communities, including Papunya, Lajamanu, Utopia, Ernabella, Hermannsburg, Yuendumu and Kintore. The best art out of the region is breatht...

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