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12 examples of brands pushing the vaccination cause

12 examples of brands pushing the vaccination cause
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The latest brands campaigning for Aussie s to get vaxxed

The latest brands campaigning for Aussie s to get vaxxed
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NZ travel bubble: Push to make Kiwi tourists spend more

Share Australian tourism operators are hoping to coax Kiwi visitors off their aunty’s couch in Brisbane or Sydney and open their wallets to make the most of the trans-Tasman travel bubble that started on Monday. With Australians and New Zealanders rushing to enjoy quarantine-free international travel for the first time in more than a year, the tourism industry is pushing to capitalise on the new visitors. Qantas operated 16 return flights on Monday. There were family reunions in both Australia and New Zealand on Monday. Justin McManus New Zealand has always been one of Australia’s biggest tourism markets, but it is mostly driven by family reunions, with 600,000 Kiwis living in Australia. By contrast, just 75,000 Australians live in New Zealand.

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Ongoing travel restrictions put 32,000 tourism businesses at risk of failing

A view of the Sydney Opera House from the Harbour Bridge. Source: Unsplash/Photoholgic. The embattled tourism industry is calling for targeted support from the federal government, as new research shows one-in-five tourism operators could fail this year due to ongoing travel restrictions. New research by peak industry body Tourism and Transport Forum found 32,000 tourism businesses risk failing this year due to ongoing coronavirus travel restrictions, Small business advocates and tourism operators have been pushing for extra support for the $50 billion industry, such as progressive loans and temporary wage assistance, after JobKeeper winds down in March. Anthea Hammon, board member at Sydney’s iconic Bridge Climb and director of Scenic World in the Blue Mountains, told

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Tourism attraction businesses call for a continuation of JobKeeper and progressive loans

The tourism industry is calling for ongoing support, despite the Treasurer’s announcement that JobKeeper will not be extended beyond March.

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