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Trans-Tasman bubble: Travellers could pay thousands for MIQ in event of Australian outbreak

Stuff that in the event of a resurgence of coronavirus in Australia – where quarantine-free travellers are required to go into managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) in order to re-enter New Zealand – they would have to fork out for their stay. Under the Government’s traffic light system to manage risk, a stay in managed isolation may be required under the “suspend” (red) level. That is defined by whether there are multiple cases from an unknown source requiring a longer lockdown – more than 72 hours – which could see flights suspended for an extended period. A total of 500 spaces in MIQ will be set aside for this express purpose.

Trans-Tasman bubble: Why I won t be holidaying in Australia just yet

OPINION: The trans-Tasman bubble is finally upon us. After months of half-promises and delays, the Government has confirmed plans to widen our Covid-19 bubble and allow quarantine-free travel between Australia and New Zealand, restoring a sense of normality for Antipodean travellers for the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic hit. There will already be discussions up and down the country about trips to Sydney and Melbourne or holidays to the Gold Coast when the bubble opens up on April 19. Indeed in my home, a mid-winter family trip to sunnier climes has already been touted. Supplied Daniel Dunkley won’t be planning any overseas trips just yet.

Trans-Tasman bubble announcement: What to expect and how we got there

Trans-Tasman bubble announcement: What to expect and how we got there Newshub 16 hrs ago Rachel Sadler © Video - Newshub; Image - Getty Images Watch: Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said a trans-Tasman bubble announcement will come on April 6. Tuesday is D-Day for when the Government is expected to announce a date when a trans-Tasman bubble will open with Australia. The idea of a travel bubble between the two countries was first floated in April last year, with then-Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters saying travel could start more quickly than we think . Nearly a year later on March 22, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced that a date for travel would be made on April 6. She said opening up a travel corridor between the two nations would be contingent on six key criteria. These are: 

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