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If Tourism Isn’t the Problem, Why Are Byron’s Rates Going Up?
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If tourism isn’t the problem, why are Byron’s rates going up?
For years, Byron residents have been told the Shire is carrying the financial burden of being one of Australia’s premier tourist destinations. The post If tourism isn’t the problem, why are Byron’s rates going up? appeared first on The Echo.
A family loses their connection in Lisbon at 4 in the morning, Brasília time. An executive has the flight canceled in Frankfurt at the same time. The agency that sold the two trips is closed. Who solves this? This question, increasingly common among agency managers, operators, and consolidators, exposes a structural gap in the Brazilian tourism sector: most companies in the sector operate during business hours, while unforeseen travel events — c…
·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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