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Posted July 1, 2011 12:37:00 The South Australian Tourism Commission (SATC) will no longer fund regionally-based staff or visitor information centres from today.
The change is part of the commission's Regional Growth Plan.
The tourism commission is centralising operations, with the aim of increasing visitors and spending in the regions.
However, tourism operators are worried a local presence will be lost, with most jobs now based in Adelaide and information centres having their funding cut.
Until now, the commission employed 23 full-time regional people but that has been reduced to 11.
The CEO of the Clare and Gilbert Valleys Council, Roy Blight, says some councils are working to keep the other staff.
"Council previously has committed $30,000 to the Clare Valley Tourism Marketing Board," he said.
Councils will have to partly fund a local contact officer in their region.
A Clare Valley tourism operator says he and other local business owners may break away from the state tourism commission and do their own marketing and promotion.
The owner of the Sevenhill Hotel near Clare, Ned Golding, says there is early talk of creating a local organisation.
"We could turn our back on SATC completely and say, 'well if you're not going to give us the money that we've been getting, we'll generate it ourselves and do it on our own', which would perhaps make SATC defunct in a sense for the regional parts of South Australia," he said.
Tags: tourism, travel-and-tourism, clare-5453, port-pirie-5540
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