other drugs. though fentanyl abuse and deaths are a nationwide problem, some states are especially hard hit. the darkest colors on the map represent the greatest number of deaths per 100,000 with graham zero being appalachia, west virginia in particular. i will talk to a medical professional from there as well. throughout the hour we will talking about how we will address this publicly behind you see there from the substance abuse and mental care services administration. 162 health, one 862 health. someone to talk to, a resource to john perhaps. certainly not the only one. we will talk about the government s response and this person, cindy lindsey graham and a health executive. but just about everyone here has been victimized by the crisis in their own ways. those stories we hope will be at the heart of the hour ahead. with me here tonight is aaron rockwell, two years ago, his son died. he was a college freshman. she is here with her son hayden who joins us. also april is w
their platform. and that can be acceptable, we re talking about 107,735 americans lives lost between august 2021, august of 2022, whatever they re doing is not enough. this is janine williamson, this is her stepson jeremiah robinson, who died last october, took what he thought was a percocet, which is laced of the deadly dose of fentanyl. miss williams, and unite talked beforehand, we re so sorry for a loss. thank you so much. i have two part question. i d like to, know what kind of training are we going to get first responders, who interface with someone who s had an overdose. and what type of follow-up are we gonna give to ensure the people over, those can be connected with care. so, i m so sorry for your loss as well. and, i just want to say as well how inspiring it is to me that you are taken incredible
Partnering with local food producers could bring repeat tourists: Research
Benjamin Filosi
Source: The Lead.
A university researcher says tourism bodies should link more with the local food industry to attract repeat domestic tourists during Australia’s international lockout.
A world-first study by the University of South Australia and the University of Technology Sydney has shown the prominence that local foods can have on boosting regional economies through domestic tourism.
Researcher Dr Janine Williamson from the University of South Australia said the study of 518 people in 2019 was the first to provide evidence that tourists, not just “foodies”, consider food experiences a central part of their travel experience, and this insight presented valuable opportunities for domestic tourism.
March 8, 2021 10:31
A joint study by the University of South Australia and the University of Technology Sydney has found that local food experiences attract tourists.
The announcement:
From the mouth-watering baked goods of the Port Elliot Bakery, to the ocean freshness of Coffin Bay oysters, local foods are fast becoming a major drawcard for domestic tourists, especially amid COVID-19, where the safest and most reliable travel options are within our own State.
Now, a world first study from the University of South Australia and the University of Technology Sydney, shows just how important local foods can be for domestic tourism, as the findings show how food can potentially increase visits to local areas by tenfold.
Truffles the pig in Rundle Mall about to devour a Balfours frog cake (or two).
From the mouth-watering baked goods of the Port Elliot Bakery, to the ocean freshness of Coffin Bay oysters, local foods are fast becoming a major drawcard for domestic tourists, especially amid COVID-19, where the safest and most reliable travel options are within our own State.
Now, a world first study from the University of South Australia and the University of Technology Sydney, shows just how important local foods can be for domestic tourism, as the findings show how food can potentially increase visits to local areas by tenfold.