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Navigating the Dynamic Terrain of Australia’s Hospitality Industry

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Simon Cathro

The hospitality industry in Australia is a vital and thriving sector that plays a critical role in the country’s economy.

The hospitality industry in Australia is a vital and thriving sector that plays a critical role in the country’s economy.

In Cathro and Partners latest whitepaper titled “The Hospitality Industry in Australia: Understanding Current Dynamics and Anticipating Future Shifts” we consider the Covid interruptions between March 2020 and February 2022, the historically low unemployment rate, the changing global outlooks impact on the industry to date and the key factors that will effect different sub sectors in the industry through FY2024 and beyond.

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