Come and Say G’day to a feeling that stays with you forever.
Welcome to G’day Stories 2027—Tourism Australia’s immersive media and content creator experience set between Sydney’s vibrant energy and the restorative coastline of Gerringong on the NSW South Coast.
From the moment you touch down, an arrival reset takes over—crisp ocean air and a warm welcome instantly ease you into Australia’s unhurried rhythm. Embrace our joyful morning culture by rising with the sun for a saltwater swim and a local flat white, fuel for days spent discovering an authentic, unpretentious way of life.
From Monday 5 April to Thursday 8 April 2027, you will explore new landscapes, gazing upon icons, rolling headlands and hidden coves that naturally restore perspective. Pause to savour nourishment straight from the source with generous, seasonal food crafted by local growers and makers. Deepen your understanding of place as you feel connected on Country through shared First Nations storytelling—a custodianship 65,000 years in the making.
Across every experience, easy humour and open generosity create an immediate sense of belonging where strangers quickly become mates.
Most importantly, you will meet the local storytellers, makers, and Friends of Australia who shape our culture—giving you the inspiration and access to craft your own authentic Australian stories to share with your audiences long after the journey ends.
" I’ve dedicated my life to protecting the natural world, so I'm excited for international travellers to experience our incredible wildlife and wild places. A trip to Australia is a holiday that will stay with you for a lifetime "
Robert Irwin, Australian wildlife conservationist and Tourism Australia Come and Say G'day Campaign Ambassador
Acknowledgement of Country
We acknowledge the Traditional Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Owners of the land, sea and waters of the Australian continent, and recognise their custodianship of culture and Country for over 60,000 years.
We will continue to share the cultures, warmth, humour and generosity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and communities. All of which are central to how the story of Australia is told.
