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Tourism joy over lower dollar, but industry laments no new money in budget
The Australian tourism industry is rebounding as more international visitors are making the voyage overseas and those figures are set to improve with the dollar now heading below parity.
Queensland lodge threatened with receivership, indigenous employment program put at risk
An award-winning tourism venture faces an uphill battle as it struggles to pay back bank loans.
Tourism industry boost as international visitors hit six million
Australia’s tourism industry continues to improve thanks to growth in both international and domestic visitor arrivals, according to a new report.
Webjet flies lower in first half as domestic tourism flattens out
Online travel agent Webjet announced a 4.1% reduction in net profit for the half-year ended December 2012, its half-year report reveals.
Qantas chief says strong dollar is the new normal as Australian tourists head abroad
Alan Joyce has warned the high-flying Australian dollar should now be considered the new normal.
Gold Coast loses lustre as younger tourists opt for Melbourne
Young tourists are choosing cheaper beach holidays overseas and better nightlife in Melbourne over the Gold Coast.
Record tourist numbers arrive as Australia aims for "rivers of visitors" from Asia
Increased tourism from China and other Asian countries is offsetting a fall in numbers coming from the UK.
Tasmanian bushfires hit state's tourism industry
Tasmanian tourism businesses are in limbo as they wait to count the costs of bushfires.
Webjet chief tells why he is snapping up Zuji for $25 million
Webjet's chief says the Zuji deal represents a great opportunity to expand its marketing footprint in Asia.
