Australia's international borders will remain closed for at least the next 12 months.
14/15 months later, whereby the effects of COVID-19 decimated the Travel Industry.
Cheryl Cuy owns Broken Hill’s only travel agency. She and Melbourne travel agent Josh Zuker tell their stories in the day after JobKeeper ended.
With nearly 500 individual travel sectors cancelled over the past 12 months!
With 15 days to go with the potential end to our beloved travel industry, I am writing this message to you.
Tomorrow starts the countdown for the Australian Government to save our beloved travel industry.
Extend JobKeeper and give us our grant that we desperately need.
Almost 40,000 jobs will be gone and a mental health crisis may start if drastic action isn’t taken to save the nation’s struggling travel sector.
Will 2021 be the year it happens?
ONE in three Victorian small businesses is facing immediate closure following a horror year, prompting calls for immediate government intervention.
Work ongoing from AFTA to refine implementation of flawed industry support scheme.
That trip to LA or London seems further away than ever, but there's optimism on travel bubbles popping up around Asia.
"Some having lawyers on the phone, bringing me personally to tears. I've had sleepless nights, cried myself to sleep," Mr Zuker said.
Emirates cuts Melbourne and A380s from its Singapore network until October 2021
Travel agents send distress signal as COVID crisis leaves them stranded.
THERE’S been no further news on the bid by the Australian Federation of Travel Agents for $125 million in industry-specific support, after AFTA CEO Darren Rudd took part in a meeting with the office of the Prime Minister yesterday afternoon.
Australia's second-largest international gateway has been shuttered since July.
The Australian Government has quietly extended its ban.
After yesterday's devastating news of Melbourne's stage 4 lockdown being extended...
Your passport probably won't get any use until sometime next year...
TD breaking news – AFTA confirms “multiple flaws” in grants program
Up to 40,000 people set to be left unemployed without urgent intervention.
