General
NT Government signs tourism marketing contract in Europe despite coronavirus travel ban
The NT Opposition has questioned the debt-laden Gunner Government’s decision to sign a new tourism marketing contract in Europe worth almost $400,000 at a time when most international tourists are barred from visiting Australia due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Key points:
- Before the pandemic, around 250,000 international tourists came to the NT annually
- The NT Government says it is vital to engage with overseas markets, despite current travel bans
- Tourism Central Australia is supportive of the NT’s marketing contract in Europe
The contract for tourism marketing representation services in the United Kingdom and Germany was awarded to UK-based company Emotive Travel Marketing earlier this month.
The company has been tasked with maintaining…
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