How do travellers rate the food provided at Australia's top holiday parks. Are any properties in the running for a guernsey in Tourism Australia's "Restaurant Australia" awards?BIG4 Gold Coast Holiday Park gives dogs five-star treatment
Queensland holidaymakers with furry friends will be pleased to hear that their dogs now have a ‘luxury’ holiday park section all their own at BIG4 Gold Coast Holiday Park. The park managers understand that dogs are part of the family, and as such have just as much a right to enjoy themselves on holiday as their humans do. Caravanning News reports:
Amended Privacy Legislation and the Accommodation Industry
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Some Australian IT professionals have admitted that their organisation won’t be prepared for the Privacy Act amendments which come into effect today, according to the results of a new survey.Opportunity Calls Mandurah!
This article in Business News (BN) got us thinking about how regional cities like Mandurah could tap into the amazing growth trajectory of the the digital technology sector and help solve the scourge of youth unemployment. With high-speed NBN internet access...Peak Caravan Industry Organisations Merge
Caravan Industry Organisations CRVA and RVM join forces to better represent members and present a united industry voice to government and the tourism industry.Wheatbelt Community's Self-Help Spirit
Small Great Southern Wheatbelt Community lends a hand to harvest the Community Crop and raise funding for the Nyabing community. Brighthouse is advising the Nyabing Progress Association on proposals for the community projects.New Meeting Etiquette
Most of my colleagues and many of my client friends know that I regard a face to face business meetings as a tool that should be used sparingly, if at all.
Don't get me wrong, I love meeting face-to-face to discuss ideas, innovations and social matters. It's just that I believe such business meetings are in the main non-productive.
The current caravan parks legislation review in Western Australia is intended to reduce unnecessary regulation and improve user experiences, but it is important that regulators do not allow the changes to have unforseen consequences.
The trend is clear as more people initiate research on their mobile and then follow up with a purchase...Consumers spend more than 15 hours a week on mobile research.