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The average Australian is a 38 year old married female suburbanite who is overweight, goes to Coles and Woolies to pick up the weekly shopping, might pick up a copy of New Idea, enjoys watching shows like The Block, My Kitchen Rules or Deal or No Deal, is enthused about the occasional trip to Bali, or maybe Thailand, Singapore or Hong Kong, Europe if they can afford it, has about 2 kids that go to the local primary school.
I think with the popularity of MKR (I loved that show My France with Manu too) France seems like the flavour of the month so there might be an increase in tourism there, a little while ago Manu was at the opening of a restaurant in Adelaide with another much more world famous French chef, I can't remember his name but when he arrived his name wasn't on the guest list and nobody knew who he was so he just went back to his hotel room lol.
Queensland beaches and the Great Barrier Reef
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A nation of fiercely independent people I admire for not letting bigger nations push them around
Outstanding tennis players, golfers and swimmers
I think with the popularity of MKR (I loved that show My France with Manu too) France seems like the flavour of the month so there might be an increase in tourism there, a little while ago Manu was at the opening of a restaurant in Adelaide with another much more world famous French chef, I can't remember his name but when he arrived his name wasn't on the guest list and nobody knew who he was so he just went back to his hotel room lol.
France is always a popular destination, it's just a bit less affordable than say Bali. But yes, many still make the big trip to Europe if they can.
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