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Where we went in 2025: The most popular destinations for Australians
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Despite wars, changing entry requirements and a weak dollar, Australians’ love of travel showed no sign of slowing down in the past year.
And while the so-called “Trump slump” (a decline in visitors to the US due to the president’s policies) was real, it was perhaps not as pronounced as some might have expected.
Elsewhere, some perennial favourites enjoyed huge increases in Australian visitors, hitting record numbers.
According to Australian Bureau of Statistics figures, in the 12 months to November this year Australian residents took a whopping 12.5 million overseas trips, up nearly 9 per cent on the previous year.
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Where we went in 2025: The most popular destinations for Australians
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime.
Despite wars, changing entry requirements and a weak dollar, Australians’ love of travel showed no sign of slowing down in the past year.
And while the so-called “Trump slump” (a decline in visitors to the US due to the president’s policies) was real, it was perhaps not as pronounced as some might have expected.
Elsewhere, some perennial favourites enjoyed huge increases in Australian visitors, hitting record numbers.
According to Australian Bureau of Statistics figures, in the 12 months to November this year Australian residents took a whopping 12.5 million overseas trips, up nearly 9 per cent on the previous year.
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