Tourism in Australia is a large sector of economy. Australia has received 10th biggest revenue being a tourist destination. Apart from Newzelanders all vistiors to Australia require advance permission to enter the country. For most countries, a full visa is requried. Australian are big domestic traveller as well, seaside resorts towns in every state.
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Nealjones

Hi Nealjones
You are right, you have shared a very good information with us. Aus is rally a beautiful place. Sydney Melbourne both are beautiful place. I have been there.

Hello Nealjones,

I have never been to Australia, but have heard about it that it's so beautiful. Thanks for sharing this information with us.

Australia is indeed considered as one of the most well-known tourist destinations in the world, with having everything a traveler wants to do and see during a holiday. Spending a vacation down under with your loved ones is truly worthwhile and meaningful because of its beautiful and scenic spots that can be seen here, so you'll never go wrong choosing this country as your perfect holiday destination. In fact, most tourists consider Australia as a "Land Paradise Down Under" because you could feel like you're in a heaven's paradise while traveling around this country. With its crystal clear beaches, amazing sunshine coast, wildlife natural parks, tall and adventurous mountains, you can really have more time for yourself to unwind and relax.

The only reason that I don't love Australia so much,is because there are too many dangerous animals,like snakes,aligators and so so...but Australia have many tourist destination

They're only dangerous if you get too close to them. Other than that, Australia's a nice place to visit!

Has anyone been to Kings Canyon in Watarrka National Park?
I'm hearing it's an amazing place to visit while in the Northern Territory of Australia and that it's at the western end of the George Gill Range, just over 300km southwest of Alice Springs.
Thanks.

Great information about Australia. Thanks for sharing it, NealJones.