Trans-Tasman bubble could bring in $4.1b tourism spend
Prime Minister said whether the bubble will start state-by-state is in Australia’s hands.
Julie Iles
Mon, 06 Jul 2020
Modelling from an EY report has shown a first glimpse at just how much of an economic boost a trans-Tasman bubble would be.
The border between the two countries has been closed to non-citizens since March 20 at midnight, though border restrictions were first brought in at both New Zealand
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Julie Iles
Mon, 06 Jul 2020
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Trans-Tasman bubble could bring in $4.1b tourism spend
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