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Tourism Research Australia is expecting nearly 10 million people will have travelled internationally by the end of the year. While the inbound recovery has been a little slower, it says visitors from India, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam are expected to reach or exceed pre-pandemic levels in 2023, aided by the ability to fly direct to Australia.
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