The MICE that roar

Article Abstract:

After the Iraq war and the 'Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome' (SARS) outbreak, Australia experienced the worst six months for inbound tourism that anyone can remember. However, in the second half of 2003, Australia's meetings, incentives, conventions and exhibitions market (MICE), is expected to do a record business in wake of international conventions, conferences and international congresses due to be held in Australia.

Business services, not elsewhere classified, Convention and Trade Show Organizers, Convention Facility Support Svcs, Economic aspects, Meetings, Convention services, Convention service firms

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Call waiting

Article Abstract:

The call centre industry is expecting an increase in the government regulation of the industry. The boom witnessed in this sector, analyst feel, would ensure that intervention by the Labor government would be kept at a minimum.

Legal issues & crime, Product standards, safety, & recalls, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Standards, Laws, regulations and rules, Australian Labour Party, Call centers, Call centres

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A breath of fresh air

Article Abstract:

By carrying out market research and adopting innovative methods, Australian companies can revive even the brands that have failed to take off.

Advertising, Market Research, Market Research & Product Development, Methods, Usage, Innovations, Product management, Marketing industry, Marketing research

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