No fun in tourism

Article Abstract:

The tourism industry in Australia is discussed with emphasis on its many problems in 2001. The industry has financial problems, is split into different areas and is not taken seriously by government or business.

Management, Cover Story

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A patchy outlook but not without promise

Article Abstract:

An assessment of the state of the Australian tourist industry in 1999 is presented, with focus on the increased number of hotel rooms and the lack of accurate predictions of visitor numbers.

Finance, Recreation

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These women are not waiting

Article Abstract:

A number of Australian women who are in senior positions discuss how they managed to rise to the top despite gender inequality in business.

Analysis, Business, Demographic aspects, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Employment discrimination, Businesswomen

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