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February 1, 2012 – Apply now for an Australia tourist visa and stay in one of the world’s best hotels!

Eight of Australia’s hotels have just been named among the world’s best by the UK’s Tatler magazine.

The slogan ‘Nothing Quite Like Australia’, Tourism Australia’s tourism campaign, has really lived up to its name as eight Australian hotels have been rated among the world’s best in the UK’s Tatler Magazine’s best 101 hotels in the world list.

UK’s Tatler Magazine is a glossy fashion magazine published by Condé Nast Publications focusing on the glamorous lives and lifestyles of the upper class.

According to UK’s Tatler magazine, three of the properties that topped the list of the 101 Best Hotels in the World for 2012 are in Queensland. The three Queensland hotels are Hayman Island and Lizard Island, both on the Great Barrier Reef, and Noosa’s Makepeace Island.

Likewise, scoring top marks for New South Wales are the Blue Mountains Private Safaris a private campsite in the mountains where guests are well-known to sleep in traditional Australian swags, and Deux Belettes, a 16th century style French chateau in Dalwood.

In Tasmania, the Northern Territory’s Wildman Wilderness Lodge in Kakadu, Hobart’s Mona Pavilions, and the Lake House at Daylesford, Victoria have also made the list and were rated as the world’s best hotels.

As stated by Managing Director Andrew McEvoy of Tourism Australia Australia’s government agency responsible for the international and domestic marketing of Australia as a destination for leisure and business travel, the inclusion of the eight Australian hotels in the list proved that Australia has a lot to offer to tourists.

McEvoy said that having eight of Australia’s hotels included in the Tatler’s top 101 list, no less, have dispelled the myth perpetuated by some commentators that the quality of Australia’s tourism offering is not world class, when the facts continue to show that Australia has long had and is continuing to offer accommodation options which rank amongst the best in the world, delivering on global leading product.

The inclusion of the eight properties clearly represents world’s best in Australia and these sorts of exceptional tourism experiences enable Australia to show to the rest of the world why tourist should apply for tourist visa for Australia and discover why there truly is nothing quite like Australia.

‘Nothing Quite Like Australia’ is Tourism Australia’s global marketing campaign that features the personal holiday experience recommendations of the Australian people and uses digital, print and broadcast media to show what is unique and iconic about Australia.

It was aimed to entice foreign visitors to apply for visas to travel to Australia like Australia holiday visa and have a holiday or vacation touring Australia.

source:
au.news.yahoo.com