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Lockdown U-turn sparks booking bonanza
Easter was set to be a $1 billion money-spinner for the Queensland economy with an extraordinary 3.5 million Aussies expected to holiday in the Sunshine State, before Brisbane was plunged into a three-day lockdown this week.However, in the space of a few short hours since Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announced that the lockdown would end at midday on Thursday, accommodation bookings and searches for Queensland destinations on Wotif.com soared.Searches for the Whitsundays and Sunshine Coast…
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