Fire and brimstone: the year that was

Article Abstract:

The impediments identified like SARS, Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy, slumping tourism, ambitious Canadian dollar, and adverse climatic conditions on Canadian soil, especially in the year 2003, left the country's food service industry bankrupt showing the decline in sales by 1.1 percent. The need for the enhancement of the industry from its fragmented state is highlighted.

Management dynamics, FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS, Analysis, Management, Food industry, Growth, Company business management, Company growth, Food and beverage production/distribution software

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A banner year

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The hospitality industry tradeshow HostEx 2003 has attracted 10,440 industry members with 949 booths at the show. The industry was upbeat with optimism despite the recent factors like mad cow outbreak, severe acute respirator syndrome, Iraq war, forest fire and hurricane which severly affected the industry.

Marketing procedures, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Trade shows, 2003 AD

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SARS crushes Toronto

Article Abstract:

The severe acute respiratory syndrome outbreak has taken toll of the travel related industries in Canada. The loss in tourism spending in Toronto, the most affected region, is estimated at $180 million. It is expected that it will ensue bankruptcies and continued lay offs.

Tourist Travel, Labor Distribution by Employer, Economic aspects, Statistics, Travel industry, Tourism, Toronto, Ontario, Industry forecasts

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