Month: February 2017
Tourism Australia
- FUTURE OF PLACE WRAP April 17, 2019Last Friday we had the pleasure of hosting the inaugural event in our Future of Place series and what an event it was. We were delighted to host our two international speakers the Co-Founder and Executive Director of New York’s famous High Line Robert Hammond and Dan Barasch Co-Founder of the city’s subterranean counterpart, Lowline […]Jeremy Scott
- HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS – AUSSIE FAMILIES OPT FOR “STAYCATION” April 15, 2019Aussies are opting to stay closer to home and explore their own states across the Easter period rather than travelling overseas, with 58% choosing a ‘staycation’, according to a survey conducted by Tourism and Transport Forum (TTF) in conjunction with Nielsen. “With more than half of those surveyed opting for their own backyard, this is […]Jeremy Scott
- TTF 2019-2020 FEDERAL BUDGET ANALYSIS April 4, 2019TTF 2019-2020 FEDERAL BUDGET ANALYSIS On Tuesday night the Treasurer, Josh Frydenberg, unveiled his first Federal Budget with a raft of spending commitments that launched the Coalition’s bid to for re-election. With a Federal election expected to be announced sometime in the next few days income tax cuts of $302 billion over the next decade […]Jeremy Scott
- TOURISM SHORT CHANGED IN BIG SPENDING FEDERAL BUDGET April 2, 2019Tourism and Transport Forum has congratulated the Coalition Government for achieving a surplus in the Budget, but it has missed a key opportunity when it comes to investing in tourism, one of Australia’s key super growth industries. “The Budget has gone a long way to delivering much needed infrastructure to support the tourism industry but […]Jeremy Scott
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