Internet for travel and tourism is a website created for students of tourism that is really worth exploring. It was created by Philip Rowe for Intute.

By following the tutorial and the links on this website, you can learn the things that every serious student of tourism should know about. The tutorial is written in a clear language, well structured and the links it provides broaden your horizons. I’m sure these resources will help you learn about things that matter in the world of travel and tourism and write better assignments.

Having problems with citing your sources in your List of references? No more!
Visit citationmachine.net, choose your style of citation, the type of publication, fill in the information about your sources and click on submit. Copy the citation in your List of references.

(My students have to choose the APA citation style.)

The Business Letter Corpus has moved. It is now available at http://www.someya-net.com/concordancer/
Cheers.

A few links for those who’d like to improve their writing skills.

• Writing about graphs
• Graphs and tables
• Writing about graphs and charts
• Interpreting graphs
• Including charts and diagrams
• IELTS Preparation (Holmesglen) (pdf)
• Charts and graphs

Please choose a tourism-related diagram for your writing exercise.

Thanks to all those students who informed me that the link to Brand Asutralia’s website was broken. I’m sorry the files are no longer available. The Australians have already changed their branding/marketing strategy. So instead of “a different light” they keep repeating the question “So where the bloody hell are you?”

If you’re interested in the topic, you might find the following sights interesting:

• ‘Australia – a different light’: Govt launches tourism campaign
• The great southern brand
• Framing Australia
• The video
• Tourism Australia’s new marketing campaign
• Tourism Australia’s vision and role
• Selling Australia

However, you could also visit some New Zealand websites and learn about their approach to branding (you remember the “100% Pure New Zealand” slogan?).

• The brand
• New Zealand visual language
• New Zealand New Thiking
• Branding New Zealand
• What is brand New Zealand?

Keep me posted.

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