Tourism policy-making in Australia
David Airey, Lisa Ruhanen
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David Airey, Lisa Ruhanen
Abstract
This working paper and conference presentation reports on the findings of a study of tourism policy-making in Australia. It draws upon a conceptual framework previously developed by Airey and Chong (2011) for their study of tourism policy-making in China. The paper ends with broad conclusions which help to explain the current state of tourism policy-making in Australia.
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This working paper and conference presentation reports on the findings of a study of tourism policy-making in Australia. It draws upon a conceptual framework previously developed by Airey and Chong (2011) for their study of tourism policy-making in China. The paper ends with broad conclusions which help to explain the current state of tourism policy-making in Australia.
Key concepts: Tourism, China, Policy making, Presentation (obstetrics), Political science, State (computer science), Tourism geography, Regional science