Australian officials spent AU$27,000 to attend Burning Man festival to look for new 'ideas'

Two Australian officials have spent more than $27,000 of citizen cash going to famous desert festival at Nevada Desert, Burning Man.



The nine-day celebration is held operating at  Rock Desert and is intended for a network "committed to radical confidence", where ordinary imperatives are tossed out the window. Around 70,000 individuals ran to the well known US celebration this year.

John Drummond and Rebecca Mantle, tourism authorities from Queensland, were on the alleged work trip "to pick up bits of knowledge into current patterns, thoughts, subjects and coordinations of a huge scale celebration", as uncovered by ABC News. They spent a combined $27,060.

Mr Drummond Montgomery wins a pay of $317,000 and took somewhere around three excursions in the past monetary year, including a $11,000 occasions mission to the US with Tourism Minister Kate Jones and a $45,000 outing to Thailand with two other community workers for the yearly SportAccord meeting.

 A representative for the Queensland tourism board said they were planning to put on a comparable celebration in outback Queensland.

Resistance pioneer Tim Mander consolidated both feedback and a smooth joke in his reaction, saying "I don't think about Burning Man, however it's very consuming citizens' cash!"




Source: www.abc.net.au

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