Tourism Research Australia has released domestic and international visitation figures for the year to June 2022, which shows international visitation is performing reasonably well considering the status of international borders during the data period. Read more
An estimated 2,300 delegates from 17 countries have gathered at Adelaide Convention Centre this week for the World Indigenous Peoples’ Conference on Education (WIPCE 2022), representing the city’s largest international business event since the pandemic was declared in March 2020. Read more
It’s the report that major exhibition organisers look out for in the contest for who is the biggest world player. Read more
Tourism Australia’s 2022 Business Events Consumer Demand Project showed perceptions of Australia as an incentive destination are strong, particularly in South and Southeast Asia. Read more
The Star Entertainment Group (TSEG) has released part of its response to the “show cause” notice issued to the business requesting it to outline why it should not have disciplinary action taken against it, after The Star was found unfit to hold a casino licence in New South Wales. Read more
While Melbourne still struggles to fill CBD offices thanks to the pandemic driven work from home culture, the weekend’s AFL Grand Final showed what the city excels at – drawing massive crowds to major sporting events. Read more
The Business Events Council of Australia (BECA) has called for industry input into a major review of its operations aimed at putting it – and the industry – on a stronger footing for the future. Read more
More than 400 delegates invested in the world’s botanic gardens are meeting at Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre today until Thursday as part of the 7th Global Botanic Gardens Congress. Read more
