Tourism Australia registers 7 per cent rise in arrivals from India in 2012

The number of international visitor increased by 270,500 - an increase of almost five per cent on 2011 arrivals

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Australia's overseas arrivals have continued to grow strongly through the end of the year, recording seven percent growth in December 2012 to reach 6.1 million visitors in 2012, data released Wednesday showed.

The latest Overseas Arrivals and Departures figures, released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), showed significant growth of inbound arrivals from almost all the major source markets with many Asian markets leading the way, reported Xinhua. 

According to the figures, in 2012, the number of international visitor increased by 270,500 - an increase of almost five per cent on 2011 arrivals.

In 2012, the number of Chinese visitors increased almost 16 per cent, 9 per cent fromMalaysia, 8 per cent from Singapore and over 7 per cent from India and compared to 2011. Visitors from China and Japan grew by 13 per cent and seven per cent respectively in December 2012.

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