Business tourism booming

Article Abstract:

Ton van Amerongen, the chief executive of Sydney Convention and Exhibition Center upbeat as the center is to host 27 world congress which will bring about 45,000 overseas delegates from a variety of organizations. dould have a major share in Australia's tourism industry, as Sydney becomes a major hub for business tourism.

Australia, Labor Distribution by Employer, Statistics, Business travel

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The unfriendly skies

Article Abstract:

The management of both Ansett Airlines of Australia and Quantas Airways Ltd. have admitted they are unsure if the $75 million they spent on advertising during the Sydney, Australia, Olympic Games 2000 will increase their revenues. Quantas was not an official supporter of the games.

Marketing, Airlines, Qantas Airways Ltd., Ansett Airlines of Australia

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Games sponsors line up for their prizes

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the financial gains and losses expected by sponsors, supporters and team partners of the 2000 Olympic Games to be held in Sydney are discussed.

Sports, Corporate sponsorship

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