Annually, in early January, Australia hosts an international tournament of eight-team tennis known as the Australian Open. Typically, the event is between the 30th of December and the 10th of January in Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane, Sydney and Hobart. The tournament significantly impacts tourism in Australia as many countries all over the world come to Australia to play in the Australian Open. This means that national and international fans travel to the Australian States which the tournaments are held to watch and support the tennis stars.
TOURISM IMPACT OF THE AUSTRALIAN OPEN
Each year, the Australian Open attracts people nationally and internationally to the capital cities of Australia. According to Tennis Australia’s annual report for 2016-2017, there was an overall record attendance of 728,763 fans at Melbourne Park. Following record numbers in Melbourne, Tennis West’s annual
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The Australian Open in Perth is sponsored locally through Tourism WA by the State Government (Government of Western Australia 2017). The State Government provides grants which can be used for marketing, ticket sales, court renovations and in many more areas (Business Support and Sponsorship 2016). Corporate sectors are also just as important as government support because each year, over 20 companies support the Australian Open by marketing the event and donating money which covers a sum of the running costs of the event. Lastly, communities also play a part as they organise and run activities and programs which market the Australian Open as a family-friendly event. Activities such as the AO Ballpark encourages children and their parents to attend the Australian Open, contributing to the number of
Working closely with the council and establishing new ideas to provide fun sporting activities to school children. This will help the company to achieve a strong competitive advantage.
“The day that we come together as a nation to celebrate what’s great about Australia and about being Australian.” That is the phrase used by the Australia Day National website to describe the traditional day that we all love to claim as our own. Correction, traditional may have been the wrong use of word seeing as though the day has only been celebrated by ALL states as a public holiday since 1994. To call it a tradition would be unwise, it’s more of a newly developed phenomenon that allows us to develop a dangerous sense of patriotism. It is through this developing sense of patriotism that, some would argue, our modern culture of exclusion and superiority is being predominant. A ‘white fella’ superiority that is driving us to celebrate the
“Indigenous Australian peoples are people of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent, who are accepted as an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person in the community in which they live, or have lived” (Queensland Government, Australia, n.d). Indigenous Australians have made considerable contributions in the field of arts, media, sport, education, politics/government, and history. One of the famous Indigenous person is Evonne Fay Goolagong-Cawley, who has gained name and fame for Australia in the field of tennis on world level. Evonne Goolagong-Cowley’s life, opportunities, achievements and contributions and the ability to rise out of the cultural barriers gave her a unique place in Australian society.
Phenomenal, tropical, paradise no not heaven… Hamilton Island. Hello, I’m here today to show you this magnificent brochure you see in front of you that shows iconic features of Hamilton Island, emphasizing on what makes Hamilton Island a fantastic tourist destination for families and young adults. This brochure has a lot of language features such as group of 3, modality and alliteration. I will also look at the visual features, icons, emotive and persuasive language used within the brochure.
... Australia's workforce, infrastructure, schools, hospitals & healthcare, helping families and low income earners, and investment into regional areas.
As patriotic Australians we pride ourselves to be a nation that accepts and respects the beliefs of all cultures, but on this historical day majority of Australians tend to forget the true meaning behind the celebration. If you ask today’s society, what they did this Australia day mass numbers would respond with “binged on alcohol” and “indulged in a barbecue.” Consequently, this day cannot be called a national celebration when some of our fellow Australians are grieving while others are out celebrating an occasion they know little about. Giving due regard to the indigenous people and their mostly negative perspective on this issue, should be a priority. A new date, not the 26th of January should be established, as rather than unite, it seems
0.8% of the overall Federal health expenditure in 2009 which was spent on Aboriginal health. The overall wellbeing of an individual is more than just being free from disease. It is about their social, emotional, spiritual, physiological as well as the physical prosperity. Indigenous health issues are all around us, but we don’t recognise because it doesn’t affect us, but this issue is a concern to Indigenous Australia and also to modern day Catholics in Australia The statistics relating to Indigenous health is inexcusable, life expectancy is at an all time low, higher hospilatisation for avoidable diseases, alerting rates of deaths from diabetes and kidney disease. This issue is bigger than we all think, for example 13% of Indigenous homes
The negative or positive impacts of social sector has mentioned above. The other economic impacts which is obvious positive impacts. The TCMF has boost the local economy and local business. It provides more customers for local businesses, the accommodations, restaurant and stores are beneficial from the festival. It also provides more job opportunities for employments. In 2016, this music festival contributes almost $51.6 milloon into the regional economy (Tamworth Country Music Festival
Persuasive Text United States of America Hawaii, Honolulu Hawaii is the BEST place to live, the weather is just PERFECT. I strongly believe that Hawaii is an amazing place, the beaches, the beautiful scenery, fantastic food, friendly families and the people are incredible. It is just, the perfect place to live. Hawaii is one of the best places to shop till you drop.
The economic benefits of the Clipsal 500 has continued to grow the South Australian economy dramatically since 1999. In 1999, economic benefit resulted in $13.7 million. However, in the last sixteen years it contributed to a profit of $285 million to the South Australian economy. Many businesses such as small cafés, restaurants and hotels all are foundations of money raised from the event. Over the course of the years, the benefits raised from the Clipsal 500 has improved the South Australian economy dramatically, resulting in upgrades to Adelaide roads, emergency centres and or public transport. Due to South Australia only hosting few of the many popular events, Clipsal has become the main event held every year.
A positive impact of the project is that there will be many new facilities for people to enjoy. These facilities will provide the public with opportunities to live, work, relax, dine and entertain by the river. The project will deliver new public spaces, such as a children’s playground and an indigenous cultural centre, which will benefit tourists and the citizens of Perth. There will be new residential and short-stay accommodation, supplying the city with more housing and catering for the increasing population. New cafes and restaurants will give people new options to eat out, and new shops offer people a different place to hang out and shop around. These new areas allow the people of Perth to enjoy a fresh new environment and give them a different place to
FOR something so small the Australian passport really packs a punch. Did you know the little blue book with the golden coat of arms on the cover is one of the best in the world based on the countries those carrying the passport can visit without a visa? In 2016 the Aussie document granted visa-free access to 169 countries, putting it 8th on the Henley & Partners Visa Restriction Index which ranks passports according to travel freedom, with Germany topping the list by letting citizens easily enter 177 destinations. Here are five more things you didn’t know about your passport.
Tennis is played by many professionals all around the world. For professionals, such as Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, and many others, there are four grand
I should receive a passing grade in this class because I can write now. Not just an exaggeration, but after another semester of English I finally feel confident that can write. Three of the reasons behind my confidence is I learned, I experienced and best of all I repeated. These three values helped prepare me for what is in store in English 1302 and here is why.
As a man from the country where the people and the government are more tolerant of smokers, I decided to go to Australia and that's what I noticed there: If you are tourist smoker and you decided to visit such a wonderful country as Australia, then this is what you should know about tobacco consumption: In Australia, acting draconian anti-smoking laws that, in my opinion, gets absolutely ugly. Cigarette Price The worst thing is the price on cigarettes and tobacco product.