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TSM 2111 - Tourism and hospitality in Sydney, NSW

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Edith Cowan University

   

Hospitality and Tourism (TSM 2111)

   

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TSM 2111 - Tourism and hospitality in Sydney Assignment, NSW Sydney has been an attractive destination for all people across the globe, and any enthusiast tourist knows that their presence in Sydneymeans much to their tourism experience. Its location between land and sea adds to its seductive, attractive sites. Using a ferry, one can easily see the white sails of the Opera House shining from the rays of the sun and have a view of the Harbour Bridge. Sydney was once a colony of the British, and it was at Sydney Cove where the commander of the first fleet of Britain first established its colony in Australia in 1788. However, the history of Sydney is an exploration of the tourists.

TSM 2111 - Tourism and hospitality in Sydney, NSW

   

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Hospitality and Tourism (TSM 2111)

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Running head: Tourism and hospitality in Sydney, NSW 1Tourism and hospitality in Sydney, NSWStudent’s NameInstitutional Affiliation
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Tourism and hospitality in Sydney, NSW 2Tourism and hospitality in Sydney, NSWOne of the largest Australian cities is Sydney which is also the capital city of NewSouth Wales (De Vries, S., and De Vries, J. 2014). Sydney has been an attractive destinationfor all people across the globe, and any enthusiast tourist knows that their presence in Sydneymeans much to their tourism experience. Its location between land and sea adds to itsseductive, attractive sites. Using a ferry, one can easily see the white sails of the Opera Houseshining from the rays of the sun and have a view of the Harbour Bridge. Sydney was once acolony of the British, and it was at Sydney Cove where the commander of the first fleet ofBritain first established its colony in Australia in 1788 (Karskens, 2009). However, thehistory of Sydney is an exploration to the tourists: the historical construction of the Rocks,the narrow laneways, and the paintings on the rocks of the Gadigal Aboriginal Peoples isevident of their once possessed land. Furthermore, the harbor bridge is a good site for touriststo climb; the golden beaches are the best for surfing. The national parks that surround the cityoffer much more attractive historical sites. The visitors do not need to worry on how toexplore such a magnificent structure because the Sydney Opera Walking Tour provides theguidance and more information on the background history of the scenes.The Sydney Opera House is the UNESCO World Heritage site (Braithwaite et al.,2007) and one of the greatest tourist attraction sites in Sydney. The shape of the buildingresembles shells or curling sails that are deposited on the beach by water. The building is notonly magnificent from outside, but it also incorporates restaurants, auditoriums, show rooms,studios, and cinema. Examples of hotels in the Sydney Opera House include the Park Hyatt,the Shangri-La Hotel Sydney and The Four Seasons Hotel Sydney (Fromonot and Drew,1998).
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