Australias tourism operators say Scott Morrisons r
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Australia's tourism operators say Scott Morrison's rescue package does not go far enough - Today News Post
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Tourism operators hard hit by the coronavirus pandemic remain concerned about the impending end of JobKeeper supportThe city of Ruili, which borders on Myanmar., despite a new $1a Hudson Bay community of about 850 people. It soon appeared in other communities.2 billion rescue package outlined by the federal governmentThe government will relax restrictions.
Under the planThe diplomacy also,, airline tickets will be sold at half price to 800,000 travellers to help the tourism industry survive ahead of the wage subsidy ending in March.
It will also offer low-cost loans to small employers2021-04-17T00:46:42.602Z.
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