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Woman says she was kicked off flight for 'sweating', airline apologises | Trending - Vimarsana News

Woman says she was kicked off flight for 'sweating', airline apologises | Trending

The incident took place when Helen Taylor, 56, boarded a flight to fly from Newcastle to Rome to go on a vacation with her husband. | Trending

3 ways to avoid summer travel issues - Vimarsana News

3 ways to avoid summer travel issues

We've gathered some pro tips to help you avoid some major travel headaches this summer.

Small businesses say open borders aren't quick fix for "decimated" tourism industry - Vimarsana News

Small businesses say open borders aren't quick fix for "decimated" tourism industry

Australia's open borders have given international travellers the green light to come into the country for the first time in about two years.

Australia to welcome international travellers from February 21, in reprieve for tourism sector - Vimarsana News

Australia to welcome international travellers from February 21, in reprieve for tourism sector

The Australian border is set to fully re-open on February 21, 2022, providing welcome relief to small businesses in the tourism industry.

Border closures are killing Australia's international business relationships - Vimarsana News

Border closures are killing Australia's international business relationships

Source: Unsplash/Pascal Meier. There are some relationships that are best developed in person. Having spent a year apart from clients has made it one of the toughest for international businesses, but it is this current phase — where Australian borders are closed but the rest of the world is opening up — that is going to do the most damage. Last year, when everyone had to make do with video calls, it was okay because the whole world was on an even playing field. We worked through it because it was unprecedented. Now, as other countries open up, it’s clear how far behind Australia is and ...