Dark tourism on the rise in regional Australia
ional Australia Dark tourism on the rise in regional Australia Dark tourism on the rise in regional Australia New research from the University of New England has pointed to a rise in 'dark tourism' in regional and rural Australia, with some towns choosing to bank on notoriety to attract thrill-seek…
- Record ID
- 4,236
- Year
- 2,025
- Source
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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- Public search-ready
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- Record ID
- 4236
- Source
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation
- Publication
- The World Today
- Published
- 2025-01-07
- Narrative type
- Ghost Legends
- Public-text label
- ghost
- Archive period
- Digital Era
- Location
- Port Arthur Historic Site, TAS (TAS): B
- State or territory
- TAS
- Source voice
- Abc Public Search Gap Candidate
- Publicness
- Public Media Page
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ional Australia Dark tourism on the rise in regional Australia Dark tourism on the rise in regional Australia New research from the University of New England has pointed to a rise in 'dark tourism' in regional and rural Australia, with some towns choosing to bank on notoriety to attract thrill-seeking tourists. New research from the University of New England has pointed to a rise in 'dark tourism' in regional and rural Australia, with some towns choosing to bank on notoriety to attract thrill-seeking tourists. One ghost tour operator in the historic Victorian town of Beechworth says the growing popularity of this unique area of tourism has seen his workforce more than double in less than ten years. Nick Grimm: Australia's beaches, cities and rugged outback have long been favourites with tourists, but increasingly old cemeteries, prisons and former asylums are experiencing their own growt
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