A push to attract Kiwi tourists to South Australia in the early days of the Trans-Tasman travel bubble has fallen flat, according to latest Australian Bureau of Statistics figures.
The ABS figures released yesterday show that Australia had 36,190 short-term visitor arrivals for the month, 79 per cent of which were from New Zealand following of the opening of the travel bubble on April 19.
But SA recorded just 780 short-term visitor arrivals for the month. While this was a significant increase on the 100 visitors in May 2020, it is well below the national share and only a fraction of the 17,540 visitors in May 2019.
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