A 100-day tourism calendar has been unveiled by the Federal Government. This digital platform is intended to aggregate events and unlock a significant economy. The projected value of this economy is $100bn.
Further details about the calendar and its implementation are available. The Federal Government's initiative aims to promote and organize events through a single digital platform.
More information can be found through the provided link, which offers additional insights into the 100-day tourism calendar and its potential impact on the economy.
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