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How Brisbane public transport explains COVID’s impact on tourism, city work
Mr Gschwind said it would take a while for international tourism to recover so Queensland would aim to take maximum advantage of the domestic market in 2022.
Data from busways show the loss of international students and a move away from on campus classes for universities, with UQ Lakes (down 60…
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