The Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman (ASBFEO) has provided preliminary support for a Discretionary Mutual Fund
Business Events Australia said it will be giving additional support to the sector through continued funding for its Bid Fund Program and Boost Program.
International tourism increased by 5% for the first six months of 2013, compared to the same period in 2012. Andrew McEvoy from Tourism Australia shares his insights.
With local employees hoarding some 129 million days of annual leave, SMBs are being urged to address challenges posed by stockpiled leave or lose out on the benefits holiday taking can have on businesses.
Tourism Australia’s Facebook page is now the most popular tourism destination page in the world, demonstrating interest in the local tourism industry remains strong despite the spate of natural disasters that hit the country over the past 12 months and the strength of the local dollar.
Dynamic Business has five tickets to give away to an interactive breakfast session hosted by The American Club featuring Andrew McEvoy, the Managing Director of Tourism Australia.
Despite the rally of the Australian Dollar over the second half of 2010, there is good news for the tourism industry with inbound and outbound tourism unaffected and intentions to travel to and from Australia maintaining similar levels to 2010.
Tourism Australia has launched a new strategic approach which Managing Director, Andrew McEvoy believes will double the value of Australia’s tourism industry to $140 billion by 2020.
Tourism Australia’s ‘There’s Nothing Like Australia’ campaign has received positive feedback from potential visitors overseas with data from online monitoring firm Webtrends showing that 70 percent of social media feedback was by people who liked it. Despite being accused of too stereotyped and dated, the campaign had a 64 percent positive response rate from the […]
Tourism Australia has launched a $150 million global tourism campaign There’s Nothing Like Australia in an effort to rebuild Brand Australia after the failed Where the bloody hell are you campaign.
