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Counting the cost of everyday living 6/19/2013

With the cost of living constantly on the rise, business information analysts at IBISWorld highlight just where those price spikes are hitting hard – and why.

Losing its edge: Gold Coast strip being eroded 5/30/2013

The Gold Coast's millionaires' row is losing its edge.

Aussie tourists spend big on US trips 5/28/2013

A record number of bargain-hunting Australians armed with credit cards and wallets stuffed with cash have been flying to the US and spending big.

Brits vote Australia 'Best Country in the World' 5/23/2013

Australia has been voted the "Best Country in the World" by readers of one of the UK's top luxury travel magazines.

Food safety the focus on World Hand Hygiene Day 5/7/2013

The World Health Organisation's World Hand Hygiene Day on Sunday 5 May was a perfect opportunity for home cooks and food service professionals alike to study up on their hand washing ...

Workplace discrimination cuts deep across Australia: report 4/4/2013

Nearly a million Australians feel their boss has discriminated against them over recent years, a new University of Melbourne study has found.

Is this the minibar of the future? 4/4/2013

Advanced bar concept company Benneta Group has launched a hybrid personal bar, which could revolutionise the minibar in the high-end hotel market.

Christchurch a blueprint for tourism operators 3/18/2013

Weather weary tourism operators and tourist destinations in Queensland can take a leaf from the Christchurch recovery book as they put a summer of cyclones, storms and flood behind ...

Aussies opt for a 'back-to-basics' Easter in 2013 3/15/2013

According to business information analysts at IBISWorld, it's back to the barbie this Easter as more Aussies opt for traditional celebrations at home and confectionery gifts over ...

Penalty rates: a kick in the guts for service industry employers 3/15/2013

The Prime Minister's announcement to an ACTU Summit that the Gillard government will legislate to lock-in Australian penalty rates is a kick in the guts to small service industry ...

Tourism teamwork for post-Olympic economic success in UK 3/13/2013

Launching a two day exhibition that brought together hospitality business owners and providers across the South, Deirdre Wells OBE, head of tourism at The Department of Culture, ...

Customer loyalty, value the key for restaurant sector 3/11/2013

A recent report on the US restaurant industry from global information firm, NPD Group, offers some insight for Australian restaurant operators on coming trends for the sector.

Celebrating British hospitality in style 3/11/2013

The Hotel & Catering Show 2013 (H&CS) returned to Bournemouth International Centre in style this recently, with a fresh and dynamic clutch of new show features by new owners Evisstar, ...

The trends set to shape the next ten years of travel 3/11/2013

A new report by IHG, one of the world’s largest hotel companies, and The Futures Company, identifies the trends set to shape the next 10 years of travel and the new categories of ...

Economic recovery through government tourism investment in England 3/8/2013

Officially opening the two-day Hotel & Catering Show 2013 (H&CS) recently, Deirdre Wells OBE, Head of Tourism for the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS), set the agenda ...

'Trying to reclaim' ALP's Rooty Hill roots 3/4/2013

Walk from Rooty Hill train station to the suburb's renowned RSL club and you'll pass utes parked on the front lawns of brick and tile houses, vege patches in back gardens and an ...

Australia triples in popularity with Chinese and Indian visitors 2/18/2013

Over the last ten years, people from China and India more than tripled their visits to Australia breaking all previous records, according to figures released today by the Australian ...

Family business operators 'failing to plan for future' 2/15/2013

Australian family business operators are increasing their risk of insolvency by failing to plan for the future, according to Antony de Vries, a Sydney insolvency expert.

Unpaid work schemes: exploitation or experience? 2/8/2013

The Fair Work Ombudsman has announced a new focus on educating employers and employees about the legitimacy of schemes for unpaid work experience.

Internships deserve thought, but are not all bad 2/8/2013

The academic report on unpaid work and internships for the Fair Work Ombudsman deserves considered thought, but there should be no rush to judgement or knee jerk responses by the ...

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