Border closures are 'shattering' Qld's tourism industry | Sky News Australia

Qld Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has indicated the state’s borders may remain closed to domestic travel until September, placing the tourism industry at further risk of an economic crisis. Mr Westaway told Sky News domestic tourism contributed about $100 billion of the “holistically” $150 billion visitor economy.

He said NSW’s decision to allow regional travel from June 1 was an example of “good advanced communication and a positive and proactive approach to get us on the roadmap out”. “Another example that if you play this out the right way you’ll get the right results, you’ll get industry behind it, we’ll get the economy moving and we’ll keep jobs,” he said. “It has been really hard going which makes it really so galling to have this crazy debate around when the hard border in Queensland should open.

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Tourism industry at risk of collapse due to border closures | Sky News AustraliaConcern is rising over the future of Queensland’s tourism industry as Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk says borders may not reopen until September due to coronavirus hotspots in NSW and Victoria. \n\nAustralia receives about $80 billion from the tourism industry each year, with Qld contributing about $1.2 billion last winter alone. \n\nTrade Minster Simon Birmingham said if states and territories did not open their borders soon, they would be answerable to the tourism industry. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia AnnastaciaMP Ridiculous AnnastaciaMP It already has AnnastaciaMP She clearly just loves the power and has no thoughts for people that own businesses or the want to ensure the Australian economy grows back. Pathetic
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