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End of MIQ a mixed bag for hoteliers

Opening of borders will place industry in a difficult space, but it’s also a big step forward.

Andrew Bevin Thu, 10 Mar 2022

Hoteliers say the hardest is yet to come as the government-funded Managed Isolation and Quarantine (MIQ) ‘lifeline’ begins scaling down its operation and they eagerly await a return to something like normalcy.

The government is easing border restrictions in stages, with vaccinated

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Andrew Bevin Thu, 10 Mar 2022
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