Back in the sun: Whitsunday tourist operators have enjoyed a revival, and are looking forward to Jetstar's arrival

Article Abstract:

The budget airline Jetstar that will begin flying in May 2004 will increase airline seat capacity to the Whitsunday Islands by 40%. The Whitsunday tourist operators are looking forward for Jetstars arrival and are happy with Qantas's decision to include Hamilton Island as a destination for Jetstar.

Air Transportation, Scheduled, And Air Courier Services, Capacity, Queensland, Airlines

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Tourism's cold shoulder

Article Abstract:

Australian government is resisting tourism industry pressure for help and is unlikely to add much to the Australian Tourism Commission's $88-million annual budget. Government from other countries has begun promising big increases in budgets to boost tourism into their markets.

Government expenditures, Marketing procedures, Marketing, Company marketing practices, Government finance

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The last resort

Article Abstract:

Australia's tourist resorts are suffering from low occupancy and poor yield. Some of the ways by which they can improve their profitability are discussed.

Sales & consumption, Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, Resorts, Industry sales and revenue

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