Seniors attracted to working holidays
Backpackers have traditionally taken up many of the short term seasonal jobs on offer in regional Australia, but in recent years they haven`t met demand. Short term jobs offer grey nomads a chance to meet the locals and see the real Australia.WA Caravan & Camping Action Plan aims to arrest industry fears of caravan holidays decline
Tourism WA's Caravan & Camping Action Plan intoduces strategies to counter a drop in caravan and camping travellers in distant regions.Making Your Holiday Park Social Media Friendly
Learning to harness the creative power of social media is a great and very cost effetive promotional tool for holiday parks. Social media allows you to get new customers more easily than traditional alternatives.On Yer Bike: Cyclists Reign Supreme at a Park in Victoria.
The trend for cycling in campsites has been steadily on the rise in parks all over Australia as people embrace healthier lifestyles. Having ample cycling facilities at camping and caravan parks draws in a lot of people, who enjoy the healthy recreational activity.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:
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.
There is a move to declare tourist locations 'dog-friendly' or 'not dog-friendly' by consumer groups as local Councils make travelling with pets difficult.
Brighthouse Associate consultants, Claire and Adrian Prendergast announce the launch of their new hands-on tourism venture Whancliffe Mill at Margaret River