Whales In Paradise Case Study

Whales in Paradise: An Overview Whales in Paradise became the Gold Coast's first whale watching tour company when it was registered in 2004 and started operations in 2005(Whales in Paradise, n.d.). As of now it offers 3 tours daily from Surfers Paradise with the add offers a pick-up service from Brisbane to join the midday cruise(Whales in Paradise, n.d.). Each cruise each lasts approximately 3 hours 15 minutes, including a free cruise through the Nerang waterways with a commentary on the history of the Gold Coast, lessons on how to look for whales, dolphins, etc., and upon entering the Humpback whale sighting grounds there a full expert commentary on whales will begin (Whales in Paradise, n.d.). Customers are guaranteed a full refund if there are no whale sightings on
This high percentage is due to fact that vegetarianism is either compulsory or very strongly tied to some of India’s main religions (Walters & Portmess, 2001). Conversely only about 2% of Australians are vegetarian (Pound of Flesh), and as a result Australian meals are usually omnivorous and not vegetarian friendly. In the last 10 years the amount of Indians travelling to Australia has increased 282.5% with approximately 220000 arriving in 2015 (abs). Of the 59000 Indians who travelled to Queensland in 2015, 36000 of these visitors came to the state specifically for holiday purposes (d43). Therefore with about 42% of Indians being vegetarian (fao), approximately 15120 Indian Vegetarians arrived in Queensland last year. With all this in mind most Australian restaurants only seem to offer a salad as a vegetarian option, and the restaurants that do offer a lot of vegetarian foods are Indian restaurants anyway, thus lessening the chances Indian customers have to enjoy an Aussie meal