South Australia, recently named the global wine capital and producer of 60 per cent of all Australian wines, is eyeing a 10 per cent increase in arrival by Indian tourists in 2016-17, boosted by its marketing and communication initiatives.
“We received 10,000 Indian tourists as of March 31. With the on-going and proposed marketing, communication activities, we aim to increase the visitation by 10 per cent. We have witnessed significant growth in India in the last three years and look forward to a positive progression,” South Australia Tourism Commission Regional Director, South East Asia and India, Dana Urmonas said.