Koalas top the list of wildlife tourists most want to see while holidaying in Australia, a study has found. Surveys carried out by James Cook University (JCU) tourism researchers found the five most popular wildlife attractions, in order, were the koala, crocodile, kangaroo, platypus and cassowary.
The number of Florida visitors fell by 516,000 in the third quarter, confirming fears that a hangover from last year's unprecedented season of hurricanes would afflict the state's $62 billion tourism industry.
Tourists fascinated by koalas and crocs
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Tourists fascinated by koalas
The West Australian, Australia -Nov 29, 2006
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Tourists fascinated by koalas and crocs
The Age, Australia -Nov 29, 2006
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Sydney Morning Herald, Australia -Nov 29, 2006
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Koalas and crocs are tops for tourists
Sydney Morning Herald, Australia -Nov 29, 2006
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