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Friday 22 December 2023 | Written by Losirene Lacanivalu | Published in Economy, National, Travel
Flights from Sydney to Rarotonga and Auckland to Rarotonga have been fully booked this festive season, with the airline experiencing strong demand during this time of year. SUPPLIED/23062802
Most Jetstar flights to and from Rarotonga, through the Sydney and Auckland routes, have been sold out this festive season.
Most Jetstar flights to and from Rarotonga, through the Sydney and Auckland routes, have been sold out this festive season.
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Comments
Ricky Short on 22/12/2023
Australians tend to be higher spending tourists who support locals business (e.g. they won't fill their suitcases up with groceries from home like many visitors from NZ do). Since Cook Islanders with NZ citizenship can stay permanently in Australia, the Cook Islands should extend the 90 day visitor visa privilege currently only available to New Zealanders to Australians. That would make the Cook Islands a very attractive destination to Australians (Bali only offers 30 days) and bring in more Australian tourist dollars to the country.