Many new state leaders want state borders reopened. (Daily Mail photo)
Berrijiklin (Gladys Berejiklian), the governor of the new state, urged other australian states to open their borders and allow interstate travel to revive domestic tourism.
"I've been laughing at all the other state peers who have closed the border ," she told Sky News this morning. New and U.S. states are not. We realize that the key to economic success is to improve our supply chain and manufacturing base ." in Australia
Given that tourism is Australia's dominant industry, Australian people need to promote domestic tourism, and fewer people come from overseas, Berrijeklian said.
She called for the border blockade to be lifted as soon as possible and said there were huge potential opportunities for Australians to explore their homeland. "Imagine what would happen if more of our 25 million people traveled across Australia? There is great potential. "
"I don't want to tell people that they were allowed to go to Auckland before they were allowed to Brisbane and Perth. Business and employment flexibility among states will continue to boost our economic ."
Other new state leaders also attacked the state's decision to keep the border closed. Vice-President Barilaro (John Barilaro) accused the move of "absurdity ", while Treasurer Perot (Dominic Perrottet) criticized the state of Queensland for not accepting residents of the new state.
Deputy Governor of Queensland, Miles (Steven Miles), responded to these challenges and stressed that the border would continue to be closed until health recommendations were adjusted.
"I know Sydney may be boring, but be patient. "said Miles.
According to the Sydney Morning Herald, the new state relies on the travel and business activities of Queenslanders to stimulate its own economic growth.
According to the Australian Tourism Research Center (Tourism Research Australia), last year visitors to the state spent 17,000 nights, contributing $3.4 billion to the state.
New state vice-governor barry laro also pointed to quince's governor, palaz zuk (Annastacia Palaszczuk), who bid for failed australian virgin airlines (Virgin), but refused to allow domestic travel.
"It's ridiculous that Quincy is bidding for Virgin but closing the border. The number of new cases has fallen and the border should be opened. The idea that the border should be closed is simply not reasonable in the case of the new states and the U.S. states. "
However, Palazzuk said last week on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's "Questions and Answers" ("Q+A") program that Queensland plans to review the customs policy at the end of each month. "It depends to a great extent on the community communication situation in NSW and Victoria. Unfortunately, there is more community communication on the ground, and we do not want this to happen in Queensland."
