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Premium Content Subscriber only A booming Easter weekend has given Warwick businesses a sweet dose of visitors, days after a potential Brisbane lockdown left a sour taste in their mouths. Lake Leslie Tourist Park owners Adam and Caroline Bennett were said they were blown away by the numbers of campers for the weekend. âEaster was the best event ever, the biggest weâve had in the eight years since weâve been there,â Mr Bennett said. âIt was just absolutely phenomenal.â Mr Bennett said Leslie Damâs recent rise after flooding across the state had also boosted numbers. âThere were certainly a few that have never been here before but are definitely coming back,â he said. ....
Premium Content Subscriber only The Southern Downs has been spared from its second consecutive Easter break decimated by a coronavirus lockdown, but the decision could prove too little, too late for some businesses. All Queenslanders are still required to carry masks outside their home, limit private gatherings to 30 people, and sit down in restaurants until April 15. The threat of an extended lockdown was enough to wipe out bookings at McNevin’s Warwick Motel for the second year in a row, with manager Debbie Bender reporting at least a 90 per cent loss. “(The lift) is good news, there’s no doubt about it, but the cancellations have already hit. You can’t blame (tourists) even one little bit, especially when it could change again,” Ms Bender said. ....
Premium Content Subscriber only Sold out events and earlier peak seasons show tourism could be on a record boom in the Granite Belt. This week the beloved winery tour and bus trip Grazing the Granite Belt sold out of spots for its May 15-16 event. Tickets for the mid-year tour were only made available two weeks ago but the 200 people cap has already been reached, leaving organiser and Ballandean Estate Wines client relations manager Leeanne Puglisi-Gangemi floored. âThe only reason we even put tickets on sale so early was that we kept getting inquiries about it,â she said, âTo me it shows people are desperate to get out and come to the country. ....