The Australian Tourism Export Council welcomed the new Government and congratulated Prime Minister Albanese on the weekend’s success.
Tourism needs a steady hand in light of omicron
Australia is poised to welcome back international visitors, however, the tourism industry cannot sustain a start–stop approach
Challneging restart for Australian tourism industry
Most notably we have an industry which is critically understaffed for both skilled and unskilled workers and this will mean restrictions on what tourism operators can offer and their ability to scale up to meet demand.
Tourism needs clear date for international reopening
With last week’s announcement that NSW will no longer require quarantine for overseas arrivals from next month, it’s encouraging that the full opening of international borders is imminent but the industry urgently needs a date to work towards.
Australia to lift quarantine requirements from November
The leadership shown by the NSW Government will drive Australia’s reopening to the world.
ATEC responds to Australian borders reopening
International border opening marks beginning of tourism’s long climb to recovery.
Export tourism businesses call for funding certainty
Internationally-focused tourism businesses across Australia require clarity on continued Government support to plan for their recovery.
ATEC welcomes Government programs to support industry
The Australian Tourism Export Council welcomed two new Government initiatives aimed at supporting the industry through the COVID crisis and beyond.
ATEC takes to the road to discuss restart strategy
This member engagement program will provide first-hand information on the challenges being faced by export tourism businesses across ATEC’s eight state and regional branches.
NZ travel bubble a welcome step towards the future
A travel bubble between Australia and New Zealand annunced to start in the middle of April.