MALAYSIA Airlines will tonight return to Brisbane for the first time in three years in a $100 million boost to the Queensland economy.
After the tragedies of MH17 and MH370, Malaysia Airlines suspended Brisbane services in 2015, but the carrier is back with flights to the Queensland capital four times a week in a move which could deliver an extra 60,000 visitors a year to the Sunshine State.
Queensland Tourism Minister Kate Jones said the new flights would be a big boost to the state’s economy.
More Here- https://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/malaysia-airlines-returns-to-brisbane-in-boost-for-queensland-tourism-industry/news-story/5335ea408ef3cdc0c19b18e786e171b3
After the tragedies of MH17 and MH370, Malaysia Airlines suspended Brisbane services in 2015, but the carrier is back with flights to the Queensland capital four times a week in a move which could deliver an extra 60,000 visitors a year to the Sunshine State.
Queensland Tourism Minister Kate Jones said the new flights would be a big boost to the state’s economy.
More Here- https://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/malaysia-airlines-returns-to-brisbane-in-boost-for-queensland-tourism-industry/news-story/5335ea408ef3cdc0c19b18e786e171b3
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