DOCSLIB.ORG

POST ATE 2015 GOLD COAST Western Markets Friday 26 June

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
POST ATE 2015 GOLD COAST Western Markets Friday 26 June Welcome To Queensland! POST ATE 2015 GOLD COAST Western Markets Friday 26 June – Sunday 28 June 2015 Please note itineraries are subject to change. All activities will be confirmed prior to your departure. Refer to Terms and Conditions for relevant Itinerary Inclusions. Welcome to Queensland Tourism and Events Queensland, in partnership with Gold Coast Tourism, invites ATE15 buyer delegates to experience the best that Queensland has to offer. Gold Coast Venture into the Gold Coast’s endless playground and you’re in for some serious fun! Whether it’s an exhilarating swim at one of many golden surf beaches, an energising hike through the rainforest National Park, an action-packed day at some of the world’s best theme parks or simply enjoying the shopping, nightlife and entertainment, the Gold Coast is Australia’s fun capital. There is 70km of wide white sandy beaches and 100,000 hectares of hinterland to explore. Feed a kangaroo, cuddle a koala, swim with dolphins or play a round of golf on a championship golf course. www.visitgoldcoast.com Your itinerary has been designed to increase your knowledge of Queensland’s diverse destinations and experiences. It is compulsory to attend all components of the familiarisation itinerary. The itinerary provided to you by TEQ will include accommodation, tours, transfers, activities and some meals within Queensland as specified (B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner). Registration for the Queensland ATE15 Pre and Post Familiarisation Program will close on Friday 10 April 2015 with your final itinerary provided no later than two weeks prior to travel. If you have any questions regarding the Queensland famils offered, please email [email protected] For more information about Queensland please visit www.queensland.com ATE 2015 Terms & Conditions: 1. ATE Buyers may register for more than one Familiarisation. 2. Acceptance to the ATE 2015 QLD Familiarisation Program is subject to the discretion of Tourism and Events Queensland. 3. Flight details are to be provided to TEQ and confirmed by no later than 20 April 2015. 4. The Familiarisation is only available to participating ATE buyers and it is not possible for partners or guests to accompany an accepted buyer. 5. You acknowledge that you have carefully read the Tourism and Events Queensland ATE15 Participant Release Form and fully understand its contents, and understand that it governs your participation in the Familiarisation Program *Flights: Once we have confirmed your participation in a Queensland familiarisation, it would be appreciated if you could request your international flights into or out of a Queensland gateway city (Brisbane or Cairns); and if possible include domestic sectors to or from ATE Melbourne. We will suggest the appropriate connecting domestic flights; however if you are not able to secure these domestic sectors, please let us know and we will assist. Post ATE 2015 – Gold Coast (Western) Page 2 of 5 Australian Tourism Exchange ATE2015 Melbourne Monday 22 June to Thursday 25 June 2015 Friday 26 June 2015 (L,D) Arrive Gold Coast Airport Your Gold Coast Tour Guide will meet you on arrival Transfer to Currumbin Sanctuary Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary - With hundreds of nature Australian animals on display in 27 hectares of natural bushland and rainforest, Currumbin Sanctuary provides a rare opportunity to see and experience our native wildlife. Each day brings visitors face to face opportunities to cuddle a koala, experience the wild lorikeet feeding, free-flight bird show, get amongst a mob of kangaroos, plus Aboriginal dancers perform in daily shows and much more. The latest attraction, The Green Challenge high ropes adventure course, is the newest nature- based adventure experience on the Gold Coast. With 65 challenges including giant flying foxes and tarzan swing, the Green Challenge takes visitors higher and further into the spectacular natural setting. Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary www.cws.org.au Timing permitting a stop off at Gold Coast Fisherman’s Co-op to sample some freshly caught prawns direct from the trawlers themselves. At Sea World you can make contact with marine life wonders and experience a whole world of amazing rides, shows and attractions at a Gold Coast theme park favourite. More than just a theme park, Sea World is committed to educating guests about the marine environment, and playing an active role in Australian marine research and rescue. Come and conquer your fears at Shark Bay, see Australia’s only Polar Bears, learn about the plight of the placid and endearing Dugong and view the ever popular show ‘Imagine’ featuring the beautiful Sea World dolphins showcasing their amazing agility and grace as they interact with their trainers at Dolphin Cove. Sea World www.myfun.com.au Welcome to Australian Outback Spectacular’s “High Country”! Saddle up and join us on a captivating journey to the snow peaked mountains of the high country where enchanted whispers and legendary yarns come alive with the most inspiring stories of Australian characters. Discover the Outback Spirit with an evening dinner show presented by R.M. Williams, filled with outback music drama and action. The $23M attraction, set in a 1,000 seat arena, features a 1.5hr extravaganza with spectacular audio and visual effects as well as a three- course Aussie BBQ dinner. The Australian Outback Spectacular is the first of its kind in Australia and features an amazing cast of talented performers, skilled stockmen and women and a huge array of delightful animals. The AOS has introduced an all new multi-lingual headset system for use during the show. The innovative technology will enable up to 1,000 patrons to simultaneously listen to a descriptive adaption of the show in their chosen language. Australian Outback Spectacular www.outbackspectacular.com.au Overnight Accommodation: Mantra property Saturday 27 June 2015 (B,L,D) Breakfast at Northcliffe Surf Club Enjoy a sumptuous breakfast directly overlooking the beach. Surf Lesson The Gold Coast is famous for its surfing, so what better way than to enjoy a surf lesson on one of our beautiful beaches. Professional instructors will teach you everything you need to know to have a fun and safe surfing experience. Nothing beats the thrill of catching a wave in the aptly named “Surfers Paradise”. Enjoy Fish & Chips on the beach – a true Aussie lunch Q1 SkyPoint Observation Deck is located on top of the iconic Q1 Building - one of the tallest residential towers found around the globe. Travel in one of the world's fastest elevators to the highest point above the Gold Coast and take in the spectacular 360 degree views from the surf to the hinterland and beyond. SkyPoint www.skypoint.com.au SkyPoint Climb - Imagine you’re standing on a platform 270 meters above sea level, the sun shining all around you fully immersed in the stunning views of golden sands, lush, tropical mountains and the Gold Coast’s city scape at your feet. That’s right; you’re on top of the region’s most iconic residential tower, Q1, enjoying the newest and most exhilarating adventure experience on the Gold Coast – SkyPoint Climb Australia's highest external building climb, with breathtaking views of the Gold Coast region. Each SkyPoint Climb takes approximately 90 minutes from beginning to end including a safety briefing, suiting up, the Climb and de-gearing. SkyPoint Climb www.skypoint.com.au/SkyPoint-Climb/ Dinner at Vapiano Surfers Paradise – One of the hottest restaurants on the Gold Coast. Vapiano call themselves “fresh casual” because they take pride in serving only the best made-to- order pizzas, house-made pasta, hand-tossed gourmet salads and delicious dolci in a fun, relaxing atmosphere filled with warm lighting, cool furniture and fresh features such as olive tree and herb garden growing in the restaurant. www.vapiano.com.au QT Gold Coast is the place for you, if food, wine, music, design, fashion and art are your thing. Their 297 spacious guest rooms with ocean or mountain and river views offer dazzling views of the coast's famous scenery Additional features of QT Gold Coast include a marketplace styled BAZAAR restaurant, local favourite teppanyaki restaurant Yamagen, the hottest bar on the Gold Coast STINGRAY LOUNGE and their buzzing foyer cafe FIXX. A luxurious spa, spaQ rounds out their premium offering. QT also offers the perks of an outdoor pool and spa, two tennis courts, undercover and valet parking, 24 hour reception, wireless internet access, and full concierge facilities including a custom IPad application 'QT Concierge'. Ideally situated 50 metres from the beach, QT Gold Coast is within easy walking distance of shopping, restaurants and nightlife. Overnight Accommodation: QT Gold Coast www.qtgoldcoast.com.au Post ATE 2015 – Gold Coast (Western) Page 4 of 5 Sunday 28 June 2015 (B,L) Breakfast at QT’s Bazaar Restaurant. Creating a growing buzz since its opening in 2010, Bazaar recreates a traditional marketplace with a twenty-first century twist. Step inside the bustling restaurant and it's clear that it's the produce and flavours which are the heroes. With a mosaic of dishes to choose from, many are made to order, whilst others are ready for you to peruse at your own pace. Regardless of where you start or finish, each and every day is accompanied by a passionate chef, eager to explain the intricacies of their creations. Transfer to Brisbane Airport for flight your departing International flight. This itinerary has been prepared by Tourism and Events Queensland Post ATE 2015 – Gold Coast (Western) Page 5 of 5 .
Load more

Recommended publications
  • CAPABILITY STATEMENT 2020 COMPANY PROFILE JVG Sound Lighting & Visual Pty Ltd Prides Itself on Its Professionalism and the Quality of Its Business and Services
    CAPABILITY STATEMENT 2020 COMPANY PROFILE JVG Sound Lighting & Visual Pty Ltd prides itself on its professionalism and the quality of its business and services. Our company specialises in the design, supply, installation, hire and maintenance of pro audio / public address, stage / theatre / architectural lighting, visual displays, MATV, staging, security, integration / automation, special effects and noise control equipment. JVG Sound began operating over 20 years ago on the Gold Coast, QLD, Australia and has since expanded to meet the growing needs of clients in various locations. Market segments include government projects, casinos, airports, hospitality, entertainment, education, commercial construction, sporting centres, hospitals, houses of worship and high-end residential. JVG Sound is dedicated to providing the very best in multimedia and automation solutions to suit clients’ requirements and budgets. We choose to use products for their quality, technology, safety and reliability. The combination of quality products, an experienced team of professionals and a passion for integrated AV ensures JVG Sound meets and surpasses client expectations. GENERAL SERVICES • Pro Audio: Design, Supply & Installation • Stage Lighting: DMX, Theatre & Nightclub • Digital Signage: Interactive, Kiosk, Wayfinder, Billboards, Menus & more • Architectural Lighting: High Rise, Bridges, Clubs, Hotels & Landscape • Automation/Integration Systems: Commercial & Residential • Security Systems: CCTV, Alarm, Facial Recognition & Access Control • Professional
    [Show full text]
  • THE GOLD COAST: AUSTRALIA's PLAYGROUND? Ayşın Dedekorkut
    The Gold Coast: Australia's playground? Author Dedekorkut-Howes, Aysin, Bosman, Caryl Published 2015 Journal Title Cities Version Accepted Manuscript (AM) DOI https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cities.2014.09.005 Copyright Statement © 2015, Elsevier. Licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial- NoDerivatives 4.0 International Licence, which permits unrestricted, non-commercial use, distribution and reproduction in any medium, providing that the work is properly cited. Downloaded from http://hdl.handle.net/10072/69543 Griffith Research Online https://research-repository.griffith.edu.au THE GOLD COAST: AUSTRALIA’S PLAYGROUND? Ayşın Dedekorkut-Howesa Email: [email protected] Phone: +(61-7) 5552 7049 Fax: +(61-7) 5552 8244 Caryl Bosmana Email: [email protected] aGriffith School of Environment & Urban Research Program, G31, 3.02 Gold Coast Campus, Griffith University, 4222, Queensland, Australia Corresponding Author: Ayşın Dedekorkut-Howes Abstract This city profile provides an in-depth look at Australia’s sixth largest city, the Gold Coast. The purpose of the profile is two-fold: to question the accuracy of some widely held beliefs about the Gold Coast which view it solely as a resort town and to attempt to determine whether the nature of urbanization on the Gold Coast is different. In order to illustrate in what ways the Gold Coast is similar to and different from other major cities in Australia, the profile examines its historical evolution, urban development, structure of development and urban form, population growth and demographic structure, and economic indicators. In doing this it compares the Gold Coast with the state and national averages, Australian capital cities, and the city of the Sunshine Coast which is the second major tourist settlement in the state of Queensland.
    [Show full text]
  • Gold Coast Business Events Guide About the Gold Coast Why the Gold Coast
    Australia’s Gold Coast Business Events Guide ABOUT THE GOLD COAST Why the Gold Coast ...................................................1 10 Ways to Discover the Gold Coast .....................3 Gold Coast Industry ...................................................4 Getting to the Gold Coast .........................................8 Flight Destinations ....................................................10 Flight Information ......................................................11 Practical Information ................................................14 The New Gold Coast ..................................................16 Event Calendar ...........................................................19 HERE TO HELP Complimentary Event Support ..............................25 Professional Services ...............................................27 Specialist Services Directory ..................................28 Turning Gold to Green ...............................................30 EXPERIENCES Extraordinary Experiences ......................................33 Experiences Directory ...............................................35 Pre and Post Touring .................................................40 Wining and Dining .....................................................42 VENUES AND ACCOMMODATION Venues and Accommodation Directory .............45 Location Maps ............................................................46 Unique Venues ...........................................................61 ABOUT THE GOLD COAST ABOUT THE GOLD COAST
    [Show full text]
  • 2018/19 Annual Report
    Alex Griffiths The National Trust of Australia (Queensland) Annual General Report 2018/19 Q10 Great Walks Contents Chairman's Summary Report 1 A Year in Review 3 Lifelong Learning 7 Trusted Custodian 8 A Voice for Queensland's Heritage 9 Australian Heritage Festival 12 Property & Branch Reviews 13 Our People 29 Director Profiles 33 Financial Reports 37 Our Supporters 39 Chairman's Summary Report Welcome to the 2018/19 Annual Report. It has been another strong year for the National Trust of Australia (Queensland) thanks to the support of our members, sponsors, corporate partners and the hard work of our staff, our Branch Committees and the volunteers from Currumbin to Cooktown. I acknowledge also the dedication and contribution of the Board of Directors, the Trustees of the Currumbin Wildlife Hospital Foundation and the committee members of National Trust Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary; the Audit and Risk Committee; the Advocacy Committee and the Collections Committee. I commend the more detailed reports which follow and highlight the strong trading and capital investment in National Trust Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, which in turn gives confidence to invest across the state portfolio. National Trust Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary opened the new Wild Skies Free Flight Bird Show with an exciting and educational presentation built on the heritage of the Gold Coast’s much loved environmentally focused Sanctuary. The Trust’s focus on the environment has helped deliver the Sanctuary’s Responsible Business Statement, Conservation Management Plan and Animal Welfare Charter guiding its work in 2018 and beyond. I commend the staff and volunteers who have contributed to these important policy documents.
    [Show full text]
  • Anchors Away: Contested Space and Local Resistance on Australia's Gold Coast
    Anchors Away: Contested Space and Local Resistance on Australia's Gold Coast Author Southorn, Ed J Published 2020-09-07 Thesis Type Thesis (PhD Doctorate) School School of Hum, Lang & Soc Sc DOI https://doi.org/10.25904/1912/3950 Copyright Statement The author owns the copyright in this thesis, unless stated otherwise. Downloaded from http://hdl.handle.net/10072/397591 Griffith Research Online https://research-repository.griffith.edu.au Anchors Away / Southorn ANCHORS AWAY: CONTESTED SPACE AND LOCAL RESISTANCE ON AUSTRALIA’S GOLD COAST Edward J. Southorn Bachelor of Arts; Master of Philosophy (Creative Writing Non-fiction) School of Humanities, Language and Social Science; Arts, Education and Law Griffith University This thesis is submitted in fulfilment of the requirements of the degree of Doctor of Philosophy 7 March 2020 1 Anchors Away / Southorn Abstract The neoliberal ascendancy has exacerbated social conflict around urban growth in emergent cities, demonstrating how contested space is a signifier of late modernity. Government officials and elected agents with limited funding for public infrastructure and public services may be forced to choose between retaining public open space or divesting public land to property developers able to access global funding streams. The resultant spatially determined risk generates community debate in which local residents choose between promises of economic security or maintaining publicly accessible sites for recreation and the delivery of public services. In such cases, the collective identity of a particular place may be at stake. This thesis, in two components, explores via a case study of Australia’s largest regional city, how contested space gives rise to local resistance in a battle over the development of public space for private gain.
    [Show full text]
  • Celebrating 20 Years Company Profile
    CAPABILITY STATEMENT 2018 CELEBRATING 20 YEARS COMPANY PROFILE JVG Sound Lighting & Visual Pty Ltd prides itself on the professionalism and quality of its business and services. Our company specialises in the design, supply, installation, hire and maintenance of pro audio / public address, stage / theatre / architectural lighting, visual display / MATV, staging, security, integration / automation, special effects and noise control equipment. JVG Sound began operating 20 years ago on the Gold Coast QLD Australia and has since expanded to meet the growing needs of clients in various locations. Market segments include government projects, casinos, airports, hospitality, entertainment, education, commercial construction, sporting centres, hospitals, houses of worship and high-end residential. JVG Sound is dedicated to providing the very best in multimedia and automation solutions to suit clients requirements and budgets. We choose to use products for their quality, technology, safety and reliability. The combination of quality products, experienced team of professionals and a passion for integrated AV ensures JVG Sound meets and surpasses client expectations. GENERAL SERVICES • Pro Audio: Design, Supply & Installation • Stage Lighting: DMX, Theatre & Nightclub • Digital Signage: Interactive, Kiosk, Wayfinder, Billboards, Menus & more • Architectural Lighting: High rise, Bridges, Clubs, Hotels & Landscape • Automation/Integration Systems: Commercial & Residential • Security Systems: CCTV, Alarm, Facial Recognition, Access Control • Professional
    [Show full text]
  • Queensland Didn't Exist)
    INFORMATION SHEET LIST OF SITES Brisbane ...............................................................................................................................................................................2 Brisbane - Kangaroo Point ...................................................................................................................................................3 Brisbane - South Bank Parklands .........................................................................................................................................4 Brisbane - King George Square ............................................................................................................................................5 Brisbane - Story Bridge ........................................................................................................................................................6 Brisbane - City Hall ...............................................................................................................................................................7 Brisbane - City Botanic Gardens ..........................................................................................................................................8 Brisbane - Tangalooma Island Resort ..................................................................................................................................9 Brisbane - Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary .............................................................................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • Theme Parks 15
    Theme Parks THEME PARKS Dreamworld, WhiteWater World and SkyPoint Holiday World Pass Madagascar © DreamWorks Animation L.L.C There’s too much fun to have in one day, so for a WHITEWATER WORLD: holiday to remember, Dreamworld have created All in one MASSIVE location, Dreamworld’s sister a 3 Day Holiday World Pass allowing you to attraction WhiteWater World is a premier Australian enjoy unlimited visits to Dreamworld, WhiteWater water park that offers thrilling slides and great family World and SkyPoint Observation Deck over 3 fun for everyone. Test your nerve on the new Triple consecutive days or for a longer stay, upgrade to Vortex, chill out in the Cave of Waves, while kids can the 21 Day Holiday World Pass for unlimited visits run wild in the Pipeline Plunge or toddlers can play in over 21 consecutive days their very own Wiggle Bay. DREAMWORLD: Open: Daily except Christmas Day and Anzac Day 10am – 4pm (Sep – Apr), Australia’s BIGGEST theme park, Dreamworld on 10am – 3pm (May – Aug) the Gold Coast is bursting with happiness with over 50 rides and attractions to suit everyone from SKYPOINT: toddlers to thrill seekers and beyond. Famous for SkyPoint is Australia’s only beachside observation deck having the highest, fastest and most impressive rising 230 metres into the sky. Located on level 77 of rides in the country, Dreamworld is home to the the iconic Q1 building in Surfers Paradise, SkyPoint BIG 9 Thrill Rides, while also offering family-fun at offers spectacular 360 degree views of the glistening Wiggles World and the DreamWorks Experience.
    [Show full text]
  • Official Ticketing Guide
    OFFICIAL TICKETING GUIDE GC2018.COM/TICKETS SHARE THE DREAM Front cover image courtesy of Griffith University image courtesy cover Front There is nothing quite like competing on the world stage in front of your family and friends. As a proud Gold Coaster, I can’t wait to welcome you to the only city I’ve ever called home. I’m honoured to be an Official Ambassador for the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games (GC2018) and to be a part of Australia’s largest sporting event this decade. The Gold Coast is excited and ready for GC2018. Each week as I drive past the Commonwealth Games Village at Parkwood on the way to study at Griffith University, it fills me with a great sense of pride knowing that the Gold Coast is going to be showcased to the world from 4 April, 2018. With a range of affordable ticket prices on offer and free public transport for valid ticket holders on event day, spectators have no better reason than to make the most of this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. I invite you to join me as we share the dream to showcase Queensland and Australia to the rest of the world. Cameron McEvoy, GC2018 Ambassador, dual Olympian and Commonwealth Games medallist Your chance to be part of history 11 incredible days of world class sporting competition The Gold Coast 2018 in the first large-scale multi-sport CONTENTS Commonwealth Games (GC2018) spectacle to be hosted in Australia represents a defining moment for over a decade. Transport and accommodation 6 for the Gold Coast, Queensland, For the first time in the history of a Schedule and prices 8 Australia and for the Commonwealth major multi-sport Games, there will Commonwealth Games history 10 Games.
    [Show full text]
  • Gold Coast 2018 Candidature File Vol 1
    2018 GOLD COAST CITY CANDIDATE CITY FILE VOLUME 1 Gold Coast City. Photographer: Mark Burgin © Gold Coast Tourism Corporation GOLD COAST CITY 2018 COMMONWEALTH GAMES – CANDIDATE CITY FILE PRIME MINISTER CANBERRA MESSAGE FROM PRIME MINISTER JULIA GILLARD GOLD COAST CITY’S BID FOR THE 2018 COMMONWEALTH GAMES On behalf of the Government and people of Australia, I am honoured to submit our nation’s Gold Coast City Candidature File for the 2018 Commonwealth Games. Australia has a long and proud association with the Commonwealth Games, having competed in every Games since they began in 1930 and hosted the Games four times. Our host city, Gold Coast City, is an iconic Australian cultural and tourism destination which attracts more than 10 million international and domestic visitors each year. Gold Coast City, in the state of Queensland, will deliver an exciting, safe and friendly event built on a solid base of economic, cultural and social commitment. The athletes will not only enjoy the magnificent natural beauty of Gold Coast City but superb facilities and venues. They will also be supported by thousands of volunteers and technical officials with a proven record in delivering world-class events. Most importantly, all levels of Government will work together in the knowledge that they represent a nation that embraces sport as an important part of our identity. The Commonwealth Games epitomise all that we treasure as a nation – multiculturalism, sportsmanship, community and a passion for excellence. The Australian people stand firmly behind our bid and look forward to welcoming the athletes of the Commonwealth to our shores.
    [Show full text]
  • Gold Coast 2018 Candidature File Vol 2
    2018 GOLD COAST CITY CANDIDATE CITY FILE VOLUME 2 Gold Coast City THEME 8 Sport and Venues THEME 9 Commonwealth Games Village THEME 10 Medical and Health Services THEME 11 Security THEME 12 Accommodation THEME 13 Transport THEME 14 Technology THEME 15 Media Operations Robina Stadium THEME 8 Sport and Venues Australia has an international reputation for its The Sports Programme has been developed in capacity to conduct major sporting events which is consultation with the ACGA, national and international reflected by the success of the 2000 Sydney Olympic sporting bodies and anticipated Games broadcasters. Games, 2003 Rugby World Cup, the 2006 Melbourne The Sports Programme may be refined in consultation Commonwealth Games and the annual Australian with the CGF and the International Sport Federations. Open Tennis Championships. Final programme scheduling will balance the interests Gold Coast City is also recognised worldwide for of athletes with those of spectators and international its capacity to host major sporting events. As a key viewers. The Games will be held over an 11 day period, holiday destination for both domestic and international including two weekends, with the Sports Programme tourists, the City’s natural attractions, accommodation providing compelling content to maximise ticket sales providers, public transport networks, major sporting and ensure sustained interest and excitement for the infrastructure and associated services make it an ideal duration of the Games. destination for sport and event-related tourism. The City’s event credentials include the annual The Venues Gold Coast Airport Marathon, the annual Armor All The Candidature File demonstrates the capacity of Gold Coast 600, which is part of the V8 Supercar a regional city to host a major sporting event.
    [Show full text]
  • Gold Coast Tourism Corporation Annual Report 2009/2010 Contents Chairman’S Summary
    Gold Coast Tourism Corporation Annual Report 2009/2010 Contents Chairman’s Summary ................................................................................................................................................................................ 4 Chief Executive Officer’s Summary .............................................................................................................................................6 About Us .................................................................................................................................................................................................................8 Our Marketing Approach ......................................................................................................................................................................10 Australia Marketing Summary ......................................................................................................................................................... 12 International Marketing Summary ............................................................................................................................................... 14 Convention Bureau Marketing Summary ............................................................................................................................16 Membership Services Summary ...................................................................................................................................................18 Financial
    [Show full text]