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School holiday tourism boost – Aussies hit the road in droves
With long-haul holidays off limits for some time to come Australians are embracing the opportunity to explore their own backyards,…
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Accom industry responds to BUDGET 2020
Most industry experts agree that the budget is good news for struggling accommodation sector but are industry women over 45…
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Cry for help – Employers must use COVID-19 as catalyst to change mental health perception
Thanks to the COVID pandemic, we have all faced a very challenging time for our mental health and for Accom…
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The travel bubble with New Zealand includes NSW and the NT. Why have other states missed out?
New Zealanders will soon be able to travel to New South Wales and the Northern Territory, thanks to a limited…
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Top economists back boosts to JobSeeker and social housing over tax cuts in pre-budget poll
Overwhelmingly, Australia’s leading economists want the budget to boost social housing and the JobSeeker unemployment benefit rather than bring forward…
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Vale Ricardo Krauskopf
Ricardo Krauskopf was an innovator, an altruist, and a true gent, who passed away on September 24 after a long…
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Rental code extension a boost for struggling accom, says TAA
“For hotels, motels and serviced apartments rent is one of the biggest fixed costs, so anything that helps ease this…
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#WorldTourismDay shows support for COVID and Bushfire ravaged operators
This year's event follows a week of good news with restrictions beginning to ease around Australia; however, lurking in the…
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Support for $250m tourism recovery but ATIC urges focus on rollout hotspots
The Australian Tourism Industry Council (ATIC) has welcomed the federal government’s new regional tourism recovery initiatives to tackle the serious,…
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$25.2bn loss for world`s five largest hotel chains
Although hotels implemented increased safety and sanitation measures and cautiously reopened for the summer travel season, recovery to pre-COVID-19 levels…
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