International travel could be off the cards until next year, but the growing unrest could see an unprecedented surge in domestic tourism. Australian holiday destinations should be prepared for an influx of travellers who would otherwise travel overseas, but with the tourism economy on-hold, there may be struggles to keep up with the demand. 

Margy Osmond from Australia's Tourism & Transport Forum discusses with John Stanley what we might expect, and how to "brace for impact" even if it is a positive one.

<p>International travel could be off the cards until next year, but the growing unrest could see an unprecedented surge in domestic tourism. Australian holiday destinations should be prepared for an influx of travellers who would otherwise travel overseas, but with the tourism economy on-hold, there may be struggles to keep up with the demand.&nbsp;</p>
<p>Margy Osmond from Australia's Tourism &amp; Transport Forum discusses with John Stanley what we might expect, and how to "brace for impact" even if it is a positive one.</p>

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