Tourists have spent more than 113 billion dollars in Australia in the last year

Cradle Mountain viewed from Tasmania's Overland Track.

Cradle Mountain viewed from Tasmania's Overland Track. Source: TOURISM TASMANIA

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Indian tourist numbers have jumped 20 per cent in a year.

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