Queensland tourism operators hopeful for better school holidays after wet Easter weekend
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Wet weather caused some outdoor activities to be cancelled over the Easter long weekend.
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Queensland tourism operators say they ve had doubly bad luck this Easter weekend, with last week s lockdown and poor weather prompting waves of cancellations across the state.
Key points:
Many tourism operators had cancellations, on top of those from Queensland s snap lockdown
The industry is hopeful the weather will improve for the rest of the school holidays
The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) predicted a broad area of the state, ranging from the central coast to the NSW border, could be inundated with rain from a trough off the Coral Sea.
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