'Booked out until Februrary': Staff shortage as domestic tourism booms
Regional tourism operators are bracing for a major nationwide staff shortage as a flood of domestic visitors surge into regional towns this summer.
Regional tourism operators are bracing for a major nationwide staff shortage as a flood of domestic visitors surge into regional towns this summer.
While the rest of Australia keeps its borders closed to Victoria despite low COVID-19 numbers, Singapore has no such concerns.
The crosswinds of COVID have seen travel operators shift to domestic experiences with imaginative twists.
Qantas has announced it will operate more scenic flights following the success of its first "flight to nowhere" earlier this month.
Qantas and Virgin Australia have announced several suspended domestic routes will return to service as state borders begin to reopen.
Finland's national carrier Finnair has started selling its business class meals in a supermarket to prevent job cuts at its catering unit due to COVID-19.
Indonesia's Bawah Reserve is an hour's flight off the coast of Singapore.
Sydney's skyline is dominated by work from foreign architects, including the designers of Crown Sydney.
Short-term holiday rentals are 19 per cent more expensive in NSW than a year ago, while in Victoria they're up 10 per cent.
With some understandable hesitation, Tasmania is about to open its borders. Here's what visitors will find.
A new surge of coronavirus cases in Massachusetts is coinciding with a deluge of Halloween visitors to the witch-trial town of Salem, prompting officials in the historical city to barricade streets and request that visitors stay home this month. Today Salem enacted new protocols to limit visitors, including restricting parking and alcohol sales and implementing crowd-control measures.
When Singapore Airlines said seats on its superjumbo-turned-restaurant sold out in 30 minutes, one common question was: Who on Earth would want to do that?
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