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Duke and Duchess of Sussex tour dates for their 16-day trip to Australia have been revealed, according to news.com.au.
Prince Harry and his wife Meghan will visit the continent in October. During their trip, they will visit Sydney, Melbourne, Dubbo and Fraser Island.
The details of their tour were published by Kensington Palace, which indicates that the tour should coincide with the year 2018 Invictus Games, which will take place in Sydney this year. They will also visit three other Pacific countries.
Their Australian tour will begin in Sydney on October 16th, but will continue quickly on October 17th in Dubbo, a small town in the state of New South Wales. They will then travel to Melbourne, Victoria, for a day October 18
From October 19 to 21, they will return to Sydney for gaming events. The opening ceremony will take place on October 20th. The Invictus Games are an "International Sports Event for Wounded and Sick Veterans" founded by Prince Harry.
Once their duties at the Invictus Games are over, they will travel to Fraser Island, Queensland, on October 22nd. They will witness a completed Queen's Canopy project. The program aims to restore rainforest areas in the Commonwealth territories.
The Prince is a Commonwealth Youth Ambassador and will likely work with Meghan on visits to community groups working with youth.
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"The program in these four Commonwealth countries will focus on youth leadership, environmental and conservation efforts – including the dedication of several new Canopy Commonwealth Queen's projects – as well as last night.
The couple will also travel to Fiji and Tonga before returning to Sydney for the closing ceremony of the Games on October 27. They will then travel to Wellington, New Zealand.
Kensington Palace said last night that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex had been invited to Australia and New Zealand by the respective governments of both countries, and they decided to add Fiji and Tonga at their request. UK."
This is Meghan and Harry's first major international tour after their wedding on May 19 at St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle. Their first trip abroad took place in July, when they traveled to Northern Ireland and Northern Ireland. Hundreds of journalists and English photographers are also expected to travel to Australia to capture the tour.
Australian-based Royal Assistants have already planned the couple's tour for weeks and have also provided plenty of opportunities in the tour schedule for members of the public to meet with Meghan and Harry. The precise details of these opportunities have not yet been published.
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