Domestic visitor spend exceeds pre-COVID level by $5.7b
Despite these promising numbers, tourism minister Don Farrell has warned there are still challenges to overcome.
Despite these promising numbers, tourism minister Don Farrell has warned there are still challenges to overcome.
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The calls for ScoMo to get off his backside and announce the lifeline agents so badly need have grown even louder and sl...
Annastacia Palaszczuk has given her Cabinet a bit of a reshuffle. Or, as Carson Kressley would say, a tzsuj.
Travel Weekly doesn't enjoy being the bearer of bad news, and in this case, it's doubly bad.
But don’t crack open the champagne and celebrate just yet, says these industry experts.