Tourism industry leaders in Australia are looking to make the most of the chance to bring in new investors while the market is still hot, according to new reports.
In recent weeks, it has been stated that investors, and particularly those from China, are one of the biggest driving factors behind the strength in the property sector at the moment.
And bosses want to attract more Chinese people to the shores of Australia by pushing the casino market in a bid to bring in more high-rolling visitors.
Crown chief executive Rowen Craigie says: "If Australia doesn't get its act together it won’t capture a market share it otherwise would."
Crown says it wants to increase the number of casinos that are available across the nation, because these are what many Chinese tourists are looking for from their holiday.
This comes just days after it was announced by foreign minister Julie Bishop that Chinese middle class people are now "the most influential" tourists on earth.
Posted by Ravin Chatlani
In recent weeks, it has been stated that investors, and particularly those from China, are one of the biggest driving factors behind the strength in the property sector at the moment.
And bosses want to attract more Chinese people to the shores of Australia by pushing the casino market in a bid to bring in more high-rolling visitors.
Crown chief executive Rowen Craigie says: "If Australia doesn't get its act together it won’t capture a market share it otherwise would."
Crown says it wants to increase the number of casinos that are available across the nation, because these are what many Chinese tourists are looking for from their holiday.
This comes just days after it was announced by foreign minister Julie Bishop that Chinese middle class people are now "the most influential" tourists on earth.
Posted by Ravin Chatlani
