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Face-to-face meetings set to drop when workers re-enter the office
New research reveals 80 per cent of Australians who have been working from home say most meetings will be run remotely when they re-enter...
ICMS Australasia scoops Platinum Event Award for SportAccord 2019
ICMS Australasia’s partnership with Tourism and Events Queensland to deliver SportAccord 2019 in just eight months was recognised at the Meetings and Events Australia...
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
World slowly starts to reopen for travel
Countries are slowly beginning to unwind Covid-19 travel restrictions as “the world slowly opens up again". The latest report by the World Tourism Organization found...
PEOPLE
VENUES
South Australian winery Lake Breeze unveils plans for new $1.8m event...
South Australian awarded winning boutique winery Lake Breeze, in Langhorne Creek, is set to unveil a new event space in October 2020. Lake Breeze managing...
SPOTLIGHT
Trust the new byword as tourism operators adapt to altered consumer behaviour
According to tourism expert Professor Marianna Sigala from UniSA it’s not just tourists who are unsure about next steps, it’s also tourism businesses. Sigala says...
A roadmap to recovery
“The new normal” is how NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian described the current social distancing measures in place in her state, that are mirrored to...
The end of global travel as we know it: an opportunity for sustainable tourism
Saturday, March 14 2020, is “The Day the World Stopped Travelling”, in the words of Rifat Ali, head of travel analytics company Skift. That’s a...
Business events sector sees revenue drop to zero
A layman’s rule of thumb watching Covid-19 spread is that the number of infections doubles every four days. But it is not hyperbole to...
Social distancing may be worth it, but we need to talk about economic costs
Social distancing has been embraced as a key government strategy to manage the COVID-19 crisis. The policy involves limiting contact between people to reduce viral...
