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How AI and community insights are shaping the future of Australian tourism for Indian visitors

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From left: Himanshi Munshaw Luhar, Richard Ponsford, Debashree, Garry Burns and Sudhir Juneja speaking with SBS Hindi at the Namaste Westside launch at Victorian Parliament. Background image Credit: AAP images: Noise 11, Insets: SBS Hindi

Melbourne's west is attracting a growing share of Indian visitors, with one in ten Indian travellers to Australia now visiting the region. At the launch of Namaste Westside, a new AI-powered visitor service, SBS Hindi speaks with tourism leaders and community voices about the role of multicultural communities in shaping Australian tourism.


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Melbourne's west is attracting a growing share of Indian visitors, with one in ten Indian travellers to Australia now visiting the region. At the launch of Namaste Westside, a new AI-powered visitor service, SBS Hindi speaks with tourism leaders and community voices about the role of multicultural communities in shaping Australian tourism.


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