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COVID-19 information and support for the tourism industry Australian, State, and Territory governments provide a range of support and relief assistance for tourism businesses. Australia’s borders are reopening to the world in accordance with the four-step National Plan to transition Australia’s National COVID-19 Response.

In time, Australia looks forward to once again welcoming international visitors from all its key tourism markets around the world. Australian citizens and ...

Although the full extent of the economic impact won't be known for some time the industry is facing a contracted visitor economy with significant losses across ...

Australian Tourism in 2020. 2020 started with some of the most devastating bushfires in Australia’s history followed by severe disruptions from Covid-19. This report describes how these events affected Australia’s tourism industry throughout 2020 and how government and industry responded. It also highlights the importance of a domestic-led ...

The Fair Work Ombudsman provides information on the workplace laws, obligations and entitlements for employers and employees affected by COVID-19. Take a look at the latest COVID-19 industry guidelines below: Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Business, Finance and Regulatory guides; Australian Tourism Export Council COVID Ready Program

Coronavirus Recovery – Government Support A range of Australian Government relief assistance, support and resources is available to help tourism businesses deal with the impacts of the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis. Tourism Australia will continue to update this page as more information becomes available. Useful contacts

Short-term tourism disruptions due to COVID-19. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused severe disruptions to demand for tourism, both globally and in Australia. The industry experienced: a sudden halt in international visitation; restrictions on domestic mobility; increased health and safety concerns.

Sep 29, 2021 · Australia’s tourism industry has grappled with the impacts of COVID-19 for more than 18 months. Austrade's Tourism Research Australia (TRA) has released its latest data on the tourism industry. The data gives insights into how the industry responded to these challenges during 2020–21. These are the 5 features that defined tourism in 2020–21.

Jan 09, 2022 · Tourism businesses want more federal government support with household spending dropping to lockdown levels as the latest outbreak of COVID-19 worsens. The Australian Tourism Export Council ...

09.01.2022 · Tourism businesses want more federal government support as household spending drops to lockdown levels and COVID-19 continues to spread across the country.

Visit Australia.gov.au to learn more about support from all of Government including financial support and advice for businesses and employees. Coronavirus Health Information Line: 1800 020 080. Australian Capital Territory: 02 5124 9213. New South Wales: 1300 066 055. Northern Territory: 08 8922 8044.

13.01.2022 · Queensland has widened its national borders, and tourism groups are now looking at important milestones that will help boost the struggling industry. The ink is barely dry with orders to lift domestic border restrictions, but the tourism industry, which was hit by Covid in Queensland, is already looking to the next frontier. On Thursday, Sunshine …

01.02.2021 · Australians have both the desire and the flexibility to grow domestic tourism in the wake of COVID-19. Australians are well known for their wanderlust; it’s part of our national identity. In fact, Australians’ thirst for travel has grown rapidly over the last decade.

The Delta-variant of COVID-19 has hit the tourism sector hard. Australia's two largest cities and its national capital are in lockdown as at ...

The tourism sector has been among the most impacted by the measures to contain the spread of COVID-19 pandemic. In January 2021, we reconsidered possible ...

Australian Tourism in 2020 2020 started with some of the most devastating bushfires in Australia’s history followed by severe disruptions from Covid-19. This report describes how these events affected Australia’s tourism industry throughout 2020 …

This article is adapted from the May 5, 2020, GLG teleconference “Australian Travel, Tourism and Leisure Industry Outlook.” If you would like access to this ...

A range of Australian Government relief assistance, support and resources is available to help tourism businesses deal with the impacts of the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis. Tourism Australia will continue to update this page as more information becomes available.

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We provide statistics and research to assist the government, tourism industry and Australian businesses. Measuring the impact of COVID-19. Following on from the ...

The tourism sector has been among the most impacted by the measures to contain the spread of COVID-19 pandemic. In January 2021, we reconsidered possible scenarios, informed by leading indicators, to help create structure in planning for the future. This can help businesses shape their response and rebuild with resilience. How are we tracking?

In the year to March quarter 2021, tourism filled jobs fell by 5.1 per cent to 662,700, according to figures released today by the ...

Build back better with Ecotourism Australia's ECO Destination Program. Tourism will come back, and when it does, people will have a desire to travel from their ...