Australia and New Zealand resume tourism and normal entry time.

Australia and New Zealand are two countries in the South Pacific and the two largest regions in the region. The two countries have always maintained good relations, especially in the fields of tourism and culture. Due to the epidemic, the travel plans between the two countries have been damaged. When can we resume comprehensive tourism and navigation?

According to the Australian Network, the Australian Prime Minister proposed the "Trans-Tasman Bubble" plan, allowing Australians and New Zealanders to travel freely between the two countries without the need for 14 days of isolation. However, due to the unstable epidemic situation, this plan was postponed. Recently, the plan has made new progress and is expected to be implemented before September.

June 8th, local time is the Queen's birthday holiday in Australia. People come to the Blue Mountain Scenic Area, 1 kilometers away from downtown Sydney, to enjoy the natural beauty.

At present, airport leaders of the two countries are pushing for the opening of flights between Canberra and Wellington within two weeks, so as to restart the tourism industry.

since the Australian border was closed to international tourists in mid-March, the tourism industry has suffered a great blow.

It is reported that Australia is the largest tourist source country in New Zealand. In 219, 1.5 million Australians visited New Zealand, injecting 2.5 billion Australian dollars into the New Zealand economy.

New Zealanders are the second largest group to travel to Australia, with 1.43 million New Zealanders spending their holidays in Australia in 219.

Although people have hopes for cross-border travel between Australia and New Zealand, domestic travel in Australia is still a problem.

After South Australia recently allowed people from Western Australia, Northern Territory and Tasmania to enter, they will no longer need to be quarantined for 14 days.

GladysBerejiklian, governor of NSW, expressed dissatisfaction and criticism. At present, residents from NSW, Victoria, Queensland and chieftain are still not allowed to enter South Australia.

Berry Gillian has repeatedly expressed her dissatisfaction with the closure of state borders. It is reported that South Australia is expected to lift the border system with all jurisdictions in NSW, Victoria, Queensland and Chieftain on July 2, and the Queensland government plans to reopen its state borders on July 1.

Tasmania and Western Australia have not yet determined the date and plan for opening border restrictions.

Source: China News Network.