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Airbnb says, that they're already seeing a surge in housing orders, especially in New South Wales and Victoria. Photo: Lionel Bonaventura / AFP.

Australia's hard-hit domestic tourism may begin to gradually recover, as the states begin to open up, but in four regions, in particular, expected a significant surge in visitors.

As new data shows, published by the rental aggregator Airbnb, in some parts of Australia the first stages of business opening begin, and the domestic tourism industry, especially in the southern states, soon to begin to recover.

Because with 1 In June, the states of Victoria and New South Wales began preparing for intra-state trips, this allows for holidays in regional areas across the state. The rental site has seen a surge in bookings compared to the same period last year.

As Airbnb booking statistics show, the whole world is far from immune to COVID-19. However, the sharp increase in reservations in regional destinations along the coast of New South Wales and Victoria shows comforting signs of, that the domestic sector can return to the level of, prior to the spread of the virus.

According to the data provided, Airbnb's domestic bookings have recovered to 90 percent from level to COVID (compared to the same week in 2019 Year).

Like one of the many businesses, Tourism industry has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic, however, the latest figures point to healthy future demand for domestic travel, and the number of searches in New South Wales alone has increased by 488 percentage compared to April.

Pack your bags, as booking sinner travel has already started to rise.

Extension: Southern States of Australia expect a surge in tourism activity