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The largest proportion of jobs directly related to tourism in Dorset is in the catering sector (8,551). Visitor Expenditure: Source: Market Research group at Bournemouth University. Visitors can spend per person around £40.16 per day, from which, about half (£20.27) would go to accommodation. The money spent on food would account for 28% of the daily expenditure (£11.41). Shopping for convenience goods and durable goods comes next with 11% of the total (£4.28), followed by entertainment…

ERST398 The Building (Earthquake-prone Building) Amendment Act received royal ascent in May 2016. The bill reforms New Zealand’s approach to responding to the risk the built environment poses during an earthquake. It increases central government influence and regulation. It has been influenced by the Canterbury Earthquakes and the subsequent findings of the Canterbury Earthquake Royal Commission. RECENT HISTORY In recent history, under the Building Act (1991) buildings were deemed to be…

"[S]elling holidays is like selling dreams" (Holloway and Humphreys, 2012, p.10) and dreams live from inspiration as the initial impulse for planning holidays. Due to the tourism characteristic of mostly providing intangible products and services, “the tourism industry is highly information intensive and information is its lifeblood” (Benckendorff, Sheldon, & Fesenmaier, 2014, p.5). Consequently, information is key for consumers and tourism businesses to come together and to create a memorable…