When it comes to Australia, the first thing that pops up in most people's minds must be kangaroos. This country located in the southern hemisphere is indeed a bit far away for us living in Canada, but the natural scenery and wonderful creatures in this vast land will always make many people want to move. Tourism Australia recently launched a short film "Come and Say G'day (Come and Say G'day)", This is a warm and witty animated short featuring the destination's new tourism ambassador. Australian actress Rose Byrne voices a toy kangaroo named Ruby, who in the film meets Louie, a toy unicorn, voiced by Will Arnet. These two relatable and hilarious characters hit the road with speed and stride to some beloved and uniquely Australian destinations – from the Barossa Valley to the iconic Uluru red center .
"Supreme" is hereby traveling to New York for the world premiere of the promotional film. The star-studded evening featured Byrne, Arnett and a host of Australian stars and artists. Other highlights of the short film include exploring the importance of Aboriginal Australians and Aboriginal culture in Australian tourism, as well as the warm Australian hospitality and variety of travel experiences that North American tourists can experience while traveling in Australia.
In "Come and Say G'day", Ruby and Louie finally arrive at the perfect destination in Australia that they thought was impossible. And we who live in the real world, might as well fantasize more, what if it comes true?
