Territory flavour showcased on MasterChef Australia

Department of Industry, Tourism and Trade

The Northern Territory's Red Centre, its local produce and authentic bush foods will be showcased across the nation tonight and tomorrow night on Channel 10's hit cooking series, MasterChef Australia.

One of the highest rating shows on television in Australia, tonight's episode has the MasterChef contestants participating in a service challenge overlooking Bruce Munro's Field of Light at Uluru.

Tomorrow night, viewers across Australia will see the MasterChef contestants creating dishes featuring local Aboriginal produce and bush food against the majestic backdrop of Simpsons Gap in the West MacDonnell Ranges.

This elimination episode features Rayleen Brown, founder of Kungkas Can Cook providing advice to contestants as a special guest judge, as well as a moving Welcome to Country smoking ceremony performed by local Arrernte women.

To convert interest in the MasterChef episodes Tourism NT will be leveraging Jetstar's national seasonal sale with flights to the NT on sale from 25 to 29 June 2021, and Uluru on sale up to 1 July.

Tourism NT is proud to join Tourism Australia in support of the MasterChef Australia Red Centre episodes. MasterChef Australia airs on Channel 10 at 7.30pm, Sunday – Thursday nights.

For inspiration and travel deals go to nothernterritory.com/promotions/masterchef-australia

Quotes from Executive Director Marketing Tourism NT Tony Quarmby:

"To have the Red Centre holiday deals to the NT and of course our amazing food produce and experiences showcased to interstate audiences and holiday intenders during primetime viewing around the nation is fantastic for the Territory and our tourism and hospitality businesses.

"A production like MasterChef, one of the highest rating shows on Australian television, brought more than 60 cast and crew to the Red Centre for filming and now we will see the benefits of bringing more visitors to the NT."

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