Tourism boost in Tasmania if Australia’s opposition wins

A significant tourism boom has been pledged by Australia’s opposition for Tasmania  considered as one  of the nation’s top destinations for visitors if the general elections is won by the opposition.On Saturday, Bill Shorten, leader of the Australian Labor Party (ALP), visited Tasmania and had announced 120-million Australian dollar package. This will include 50 million AUD for Hobart���s Museum of Old and New Art (MONA).The Labor government will be funding developments at MONA and will be including  a convention center, library, auditorium and playground if it gets victorious in he election on May 18.They want to back the future of Tasmania tourism and the investment that has been  and by the private investors in MONA.MONA is leading throughout the world, Paris have Louvre and there are other great international exhibits.