Australian Sports Tourism Strategy
Jago, Leo Kenneth (2003) Sport Tourism in Australia. Journal of Sport Tourism, 8 (1). pp. 7-8. ISSN 1477-5085
Full text for this resource is not available from the Research Repository.Abstract
Although Australia does not have a published Sport Tourism strategy, sport tourism in Australia is flourishing. Sport plays a vitally important role in Australian culture, which helps explain the high per capital investment that is put into sporting facilities and sport training in Australia. Now that the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games are but a memory, it will be interesting to observe whether government expenditure on sport training remains at the same level. In relation to tourism, there is now a widespread recognition amongst Australians of its importance for the nation’s economy. The connection between sport and tourism has been highlighted by the prominence given to special events, many of which relate to sporting activities.
Apr 16, 2009 by ned_34 | Posted in Words & Wordplay
For example, you have a special event, say the Australian Open Tennis, it attracts people from all over Australia and possibly overseas, they go to the tennis, but while also in Melbourne they visit other attractions and contribute to the economy....anyone know what this is called?
Thanks for the attempt, but really it does not have to involve sports. Ie come for a music festivel and go to a casino or something.
Im pretty sure there is a word for it, just cant put my finger on it.
Ummm i would say sports tourism!!!
just check the link u dun belive me i.e...
Feb 03, 2008 by wintersnow | Posted in Canberra
Any information about sport in Canberra is appreciated
The area around Canberra is pretty good for birding. There are about 6 or 8 national parks within 100 km. You can probably pick up 200 to 250 different birds. A couple of the prettier are Flame Robin and Easthern Rosella