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Australia unveils $928 million coronavirus support package to revive airlines, tourism – Reuters Australia
The Australian government unveiled a A$1.2 billion ($928 million) tourism support package on Thursday, aimed at boosting local travel while international routes…
By Reuters Staff
SYDNEY (Reuters) – The Australian government unveiled a A$1.2 billion ($928 million) tourism support package on Thursday, aimed at boosting local travel while international routes remain closed because of the coronavirus pandemic.
FILE PHOTO: People wearing masks walk through a mostly empty domestic terminal at Sydney Airport in Sydney, Australia, December 21, 2020. REUTERS/Loren Elliott
The government will subsidise 800,000 tickets on domestic flights to 13 destinations around…
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