Retailers go beachcombing

Article Abstract:

According to a research survey, AustraliaEs population is expected to have reached 20 million, by the end of 2003, and this spells disasters to the retail industry since, now more Australians will be living in coastal locations outside capital cities than the total number of people living in the bush, that is, non-coastal, rural Australia. Some tips and dos and donEts for regional retailers of Australia are given with a view to keep the retailing industry from harms way.

Analysis, Population density

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Brand new way

Article Abstract:

The retail trade sector in Australia is not likely to be well placed in 2006. In this context, trends in consumer spending are discussed. The strategies adopted by some of the retailers to survive and make profits, despite the downtrend, are discussed.

Management dynamics, Consumer Expenditures, Private Households, Stationery stores, Consumer Exp-Stationery,Writing Suppl, Consumer Expend-Food & Tobacco, Consumer Expend-Health & Recreation, Consumer Expend-Reading & Recreation, Management, Consumer spending, Company business management, 2006 AD

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The convention crowd

Article Abstract:

The growth in Australia's business tourism market is discussed. An analysis of the relevant statistics is presented.

Lodging & Tourist Services, Accommodation, Passenger Transportation Arrangement, Travel industry, Business travel, Industry forecasts

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