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Which Australian destinations lose, and which may win, without international tourism

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Which Australian destinations lose, and which may win, without international tourismBusselton, Western Australia.Shutterstock

Christmas promises the gift of open travel within Australia, and possibly to New Zealand and even other Pacific Island nations.

But it seems increasingly likely international borders will remain largely closed until at least mid-2021. The mothballing plans of airlines such as Qantas further suggest...

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