School of Economics

Examining Tourism in Northern Territory

Project title: 

Examining Tourism in Northern Territory    

Project duration:

6 weeks

 

Description:

 This is a study on understanding the potential of further enhancing tourism opportunities in remote outback Australia. Given its comparative advantage, it is important to understand how this can be capitalised. 

Expected outcomes and deliverables:

 Students will learn how to go about doing a write up on these aspects and provide a critical review of the literature that is out there in regional tourism. There will also be opportunities to work with actual data from Tourism Research Australia.

 

Suitable for:

Any economics student who enjoys working with graphs and data using excel. There is no prior knowledge required in tourism.     

 

 

Primary Supervisor:

 

Associate Professor Renuka Mahadevan  

Further info:

Do not make contact with the supervisor to learn more about the project. If you are interested, just submit an application.