Society/Culture Climbing Uluru to be banned in 2019.

[FRUMPY]

We can't even self isolate up their .........

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[Chief]

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Details?

 

[tandino]

Details?

Just as an aside, screenshots of Twitter posts/ news articles on here s**t me up the wall. You can't click on links and suss out who's publishing this stuff.

Maybe time for them to be discouraged?

 

[Power Raid]

They chose, they can deal with the consequences. Hopefully not one more taxpayer cent is provided to try mitigate the self inflicted damage to local employment.

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Hear hear

Further......


The dole is to support people through tough times. If there is no work in an area, then people need to move on the places of employment to receive welfare.

 

[Kram]

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-05-12/business-lobby-group-calls-for-uluru-climb-to-reopen/12234066

 

[Ok Boomer]

Did tourism suffer in the area post the climbing ban?

 

[Power Raid]

Did tourism suffer in the area post the climbing ban?

a number of articles make the claim of pain post closure

Uluru climbing ban hits NT tourism forcing hotels to slash prices 40%

Tourism operators and hoteliers reported almost having to halve their rates since the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park stopped people from climbing the famous Northern Territory monolith in October.

www.dailymail.co.uk

this article claims a 10% drop but remember the first 10% drop in revenue is straight into profit meaning the actual pain is probably 20-30% of profit depending on margins

NoCookies | The Australian

www.theaustralian.com.au

I feel we'll have to wait three years to make a firm view on impact to avoid seasonal and or one off impacts

However as highlighted above, the dole is to help people when out of work. If there is no work in a region, then the doll should be cut if they don't move, especially if the community is sabotaging local industry. but as above, we'll need to wait and see.