Tourism research: building a better industry

Article Abstract:

Manly, Australia, hosted the 1997 Australian Tourism and Hospitality Research Conference on Jul 6-9, 1997, drawing more than 250 participants from around the world. The conference sought to bring together tourism and hospitality researchers and officials from Australia and overseas to address issues of mutual interest and explore new avenues for the tourist industry. Some 167 papers under the theme 'Tourism Research: Building a Better Industry' were presented at the meeting, the seventh annual conference of the Council for Australian University Tourism and Hospitality Education.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Hospitality industry, Travel research

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Wales

Article Abstract:

Wales is seeking to improve awareness of its potential as a holiday destination in the international market, as only 3.5% of foreign tourists to the UK make a journey into Wales. A lack of continental and international travel routes have not helped the situation. Up to 1.3 billion pounds sterling is contributed to the Welsh economy each year by UK visitors, while up to 100,000 jobs in Wales can directly be contributed to the travel industry.

Industry Overview, Wales

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