Taylor Swift 1989 Tour Crew Gets Thanks with Big Australian Vacation [PHOTO]

Everyone knows Taylor Swift takes cares of her fans. If her heartfelt gestures haven't been enough, the pop star spent her entire 1989 Tour giving fans surprises each night with performances from a long-list of celebrities from Steven Tyler and Alanis Morissette to Ellie Goulding and Alessia Cara. Now, she decided to give thanks to her entire, 125-person 1989 tour crew and band by taking them on vacation to Australia.

Swift shared a sweet snapshot of herself and her crew on Hamilton Island in Australia on her Instagram.

 So stoked to be able to take my band and crew on a vacation at the end of a long and wonderful tour. For all their hard work this year, they really deserve it. Thank you to Hamilton Island for taking such great care of 125 of the people who work tirelessly to make sure the 1989 World Tour stage gets built, the lights are on, the costumes are made, the guitars are tuned, and the show goes on. Aussie press, I love your enthusiasm but my birthday isn't for 2 weeks and it'll be a quiet one this year. Let's take it down a notch:)

A photo posted by Taylor Swift (@taylorswift) on Dec 1, 2015 at 10:12pm PST

The "Wildest Dreams" singer further used the social media platform to address the rumors circulating among Australian press that Swift was kicking people off Hamilton Island for extravagant birthday celebrations, US Weekly notes. One reporter claims they tried to cover a story on the star's birthday leading to banishment from the island.

Trouble with the Australian press first found the "Out of the Woods" singer when New Zealand conserationists claimed Swift and her filming crew were disturbing the habitats of dotterels, a rare and native bird species. According to The Huffington Post, she spent the Thanksgiving holiday with her family in Australia just ahead of her final leg of her most recent, lucrative tour.