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Australia -- prosperous, magnificent, charming
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World top travel destination
Australia is one of the world's top travel and vacation destinations with extraordinary wildlife
and fascinating natural beauty. The famous Sydney Opera House, one of the world most livable cities
Melbourne, the world largest coral reef of Australia northeast coast, the Great Ocean Road of
southeast coast, and the unique and beautiful Tasmania are some tourist attractions of this prosperous
and charming nation.
Located in Oceania, Australia is a continent between the Indian Ocean and the South Pacific Ocean.
With total land area about 7,617,930 square kilometers, Australia is slightly smaller than the United States
and is world's smallest continent but sixth-largest country.
Based on July 2004 estimate, Australia has about 19,913,144 population, including Caucasian 92%, Asian 7%, aboriginal
and other 1%. English is the official language, but Australian native languages are widely spoken in Australia.
Australia has a prosperous Western-style capitalist economy, with a per capita GDP at the level of the four dominant West
European economies. Rich in natural resources, Australia is a major exporter of agricultural products, minerals, metals, and fossil fuels.
Australia has an excellent domestic and international telecommunications and telephone services, and hundreds of
Internet service providers. Based on 2002 estimate, Australia has about 10 million Internet users.
Major cities and tourist attractions
Australia has many beautiful cities, extraordinary wildlife, fascinating
natural beauty, and miles of sandy beaches.
Sydney
Sydney, the host city of the 2000 Olympic Games, is a stunningly beautiful city. Its magnificent habour, famous Opera House, Habour Bridge,
museums, gardens, and city skyline make Sydney one of the world's top ten tourist attractions.
Sydney Opera House, the Eighth Wonder of the World, is a beautiful and unique piece of sculpture set in
the sparkling waters of Sydney harbour. In the evening, visitors enjoyed some of the most exciting performance
or spent an unforgettable dinner at restaurants of the Opera House.
Melbourne
Melbourne, Australia's second largest city and Victorian capital, is one of the most livable cities in the world. As the artistic and cultural
center of Australia, Melbourne is home to the Australian Ballet and other opera, theater, and dance organizations.
The Queenslands Gold Coast
The Queenslands Gold Coast is one of the Australia's top destinations for leisure vacation and business travel. With magnificent ocean views and sandy beaches, the Gold Coast offers tourists
the colorful seaside city of Surfers Paradise for surfing and watersports, the SeaWorld theme park for family vacationers,
many attractions including Dreamworld, Warner Bros Movie World, Wet 'N Wild,
Currumbin Wildlife Sanctury, Marina Mirage, golf courses, and luxury beachfront resorts and
hotels with conference and meeting facilities.
The Great Barrier Reef
The Great Barrier Reef off the northeast coast of Australia is the largest coral reef in the world.
Hayman Island Resort
Hayman Island in Great Barrier Reef, is a private island and one of the world's best resort destinations.
Situated on the southwestern side of the Hayman Island, the
Hayman Island Hotel
is a resort with white sandy beach and coral reef exposed at low tide, revealing remarkable coral formations.
The Great Ocean Road
The Great Ocean Road, situated in southeast coast, is Australia's most breathtaking and unspoiled coastal scenery.
The Twelve Apostles, fascinating rock formations, adorn the shoreline of this beautiful continent.
Tasmania
Tasmania, situated in the southeast of Australia, is an beautiful island of jagged mountains, wild rivers, dense rainforests,
sandy beaches, rare animals and unique plants, and friendly people.
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Sydney Opera House and Habour Bridge
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Yarr River, Melbourne
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Hyatt Regency Sanctuary Cove Gold Coast, Queenslands
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Darwin, Australia
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Hayman Island Hotel Great Barrier Reef
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The Twelve Apostles
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