Tourism sector hurting, Liberals must reverse $23m cuts
The Marshall Liberal Government must reverse its $23 million in cuts to tourism, with industry data revealing more than 80% of tourism businesses are suffering a financial impact as a result of the bushfires and coronavirus.
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Stayz endorses Labor’s penalties for out-of-control party houses
Leading holiday rental website Stayz has welcomed South Australian Labor’s proposed new legislation to address out-of-control party houses.
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New penalties for out-of-control party houses
In response to increasing resident concerns, Labor is exploring new legislation to address party houses.
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Stayz welcomes new proposal for Holiday Rental Register and Code of Conduct
Leading holiday rental website, Stayz today welcomed the South Australian Opposition’s new proposal to create a register of all holiday rentals and a code of conduct for the industry as a step forward for certainty and clarity.
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Tourism cuts threaten Australian International 3 Day Event
A high-profile international sporting event in Adelaide faces uncertainty unless the State Government renews its sponsorship.
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‘Old Mate’ Coke tourism ad canned
The Marshall Liberal Government has been left red-faced, after spending taxpayers’ money shooting a new tourism ad featuring ‘Old Mate’, Crows captain Rory Sloane and a can of Coke – only for the ad to be canned before being broadcast.
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Empty rooms: occupancy rates fall at SA hotels
The number of occupied rooms in South Australian hotels has suffered the second biggest fall of any state in Australia.
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State exports slump to new low – down 18% on previous year
South Australia’s merchandise exports are continuing to slump, down 18% this September compared to the same period last year.
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Tigerair cuts Adelaide to Brisbane service
In a shock decision, Tigerair Australia is cutting its Adelaide to Brisbane service from March 2020.
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Jet-setting Ridgway travels overseas again, while cutting funding for tourism in SA
Jet-setting Minister Ridgway has spent more than $85,000 of taxpayers’ money travelling overseas, while cutting funding for tourism in South Australia.
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