• New South Wales
Most travel and tourism activites in New South Wales are centered in Sydney, which is also the capital of New South Wales.

• Northern Territory
At the regard of Northern Territory, people will most probably illustrate their imagination with a rugged and bright red desert and at the center of it sits the Uluru, Australia's famous icon, which is a giant stone monolith.

• Queensland
The 'Sunshine State of Australia', Queensland can be described in just one word - adventure. Sunny and bright throughout the year, it encourages outdoor adventures, such as beach sports, scuba diving, and exploration of National Parks, as well as fun and excitement such as its famous theme parks for family entertainment and excitement.

• Southern
South Australia, a state with multinational culture, is celebrated for its food, wine, and festivals. Blessed with a Mediterranean coastal climate, great beaches and awesome stretch of Outback.

• Tasmania
The earliest human dwelling dates back to 30,000 years when Aborigines first discovered the area. At that time, Tasmania was still linked to continental Australia, but waters rose to form today's Bass Strait at the end of Ice Age, 12,000 years ago.

• Victoria
Victoria is the smallest state in Australia with a rich history that ties in closely with the 19th Century gold rush era. Victoria's outstanding natural attractions will surprise even veteran travelers. Each sight and place will bring new experiences and provoke different emotions in us.