Indigenous visitors are defined as having participated in, amongst other activities, at least one of the following while travelling in Australia: experiencing Indigenous art or craft and cultural display or visiting an Indigenous site or community. International visitors may have also attended an Aboriginal performance.
Supplementary questions regarding Indigenous tourism visitors were included in the 2010 International Visitor Survey and National Visitor Survey. This included an expanded list of Indigenous activities: see Aboriginal art, craft or cultural display, visit an Aboriginal gallery, visit an Aboriginal cultural centre, purchase Aboriginal art/craft or souvenirs, see Aboriginal dance of theatre performance, see an Aboriginal site or Aboriginal community, go on tour with an Aboriginal guide, attend an Aboriginal festival, stay in Aboriginal accommodation or some other interaction with Aboriginal people
This Snapshot data has been primarily extracted from the Tourism Research Australia International and National Visitor Surveys.
| Year | Release Date |
2011 (2010 calendar year data) [ PDF, 2 MB |  DOC, 834 KB] | September 2011 |
| 2009 [PDF, 2558KB] | August 2010 |
| 2008 [PDF, 639KB] | June 2009 |
| 2007 [PDF, 531KB] | June 2008 |