-
Recent Posts
Archives
Categories
- ACT
- Adelaide
- Australian economy
- Australian real estate
- Brisbane
- Canberra
- China
- Commercial real estate
- Darwin
- Debt ceiling
- Europe
- Greece
- Home loans
- Housing
- Industrial real estate
- Insurance
- Interest rates
- Melbourne
- Mining
- Northern Territory
- NSW
- Office markets
- Perth
- Queensland
- Real estate and economics
- Reserve Bank
- Residential house prices
- Retail trade
- South Australia
- Sydney
- Tasmania
- Tourism
- Uncategorized
- USA
- Victoria
- Western Australia
- World economics
Meta
Category Archives: Tourism
Chinese tourists head for our cities not our beaches
In an article in SMH today, it points out that our traditional tourists (Japan, UK, USA) are being replaced by Chinese tourists, who are more likely to holiday in our capital cities than the beach locations, good news for Sydney … Continue reading
Posted in Tourism
Leave a comment
Hawaii looks good, shame about Noosa
Hawaii is looking cheaper than Noosa, illustrating the headwinds facing our tourist sector. See http://www.smh.com.au/travel/travel-news/bound-for-hawaii-on-the-wings-of-a-soaring-dollar-20111210-1ooxn.html
Club Med Lindeman Island to close
In a shock for Qld, Club Med has announced that the Lindeman Island resort will close on Jan 31, citing a dramatic downturn in tourism arrivals for Australia. While only directly affecting 25 jobs, it is a bellweather decision that … Continue reading
Posted in Australian real estate, Queensland, Tourism
Leave a comment
Tourism still on a down trend
I haven’t mentioned tourism in a while, and what brought it back to my attention was a humorous new tourism promotion in the UK, which illustrates the fierce competition we face. To encourage kids to get away from the computer, and into … Continue reading
WA tourism numbers down from overseas
The attached report extracts interesting data from a report by Tourism Western Australia on the changes in the numbers of tourists to WA.58 Tourism Market Western Australia May 2011
WA tourism: positive numbers
In its Quarterly Visitor Snapshot for the year ended December 2010 (released March 2011), research undertaken by Tourism WesternAustralia, has revealed the following: Intrastate The National Visitor Survey shows that the number of Western Australians travelling intrastate continued to decline … Continue reading