Gold Coast, Australia
Gold Coast City is located in the South-east corner of Queensland, Australia. Second most populous city in the state and the seventh most populous city in the country, this city is renowned for its sunny subtropical climate, world-class beaches, waterfront properties, wide array of tourist attractions and long, high-rise-dominated skyline. Main industry sectors contributing to the regional gross domestic product included property services, construction, retail trade, business services, transport, tourism (accommodation, cafes and restaurants), finance & insurance, health services, education, wholesale trade and entertainment. Tourism is Gold Coast City's main industry. Major tourist attractions include internationally renowned surf beaches, World Heritage listed hinterland national parks, and theme parks.
China
Beihai, Guangxi Zhuang
France
Noumea, New Caledonia island territory
Greece
Corfu
Israel
Netanya
Japan
Kanagawa, Takasu-cho, and Hokkaido
Mongolia
Ulaanbaatar
New Zealand
Horowhenua
Taiwan
Taipei, and Tainan
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Dubai
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