This document discusses priorities for tourism development in Queensland, Australia through 2020. It notes that tourism contributes $23 billion annually to the state economy, supports over 230,000 jobs, and is the second largest export earner. The priorities outlined to maximize these benefits include advancing industry reforms for global competitiveness, investing in marketing, events, innovation, and priority infrastructure to support tourism growth, preserving natural and cultural assets, and maximizing Queensland's destination advantages.
Why tourism could replace mining as Australia's biggest exportSiteMinder
As the resources boom grinds to a halt, there has been a lot of doom and gloom surrounding the impact on Australia’s economy. But, while the rapid growth of the resources sector has undoubtedly contributed to the country’s economic growth over the last 10 years, there’s reason to believe the impact of its decline won’t be as devastating as some have predicted. That’s because waiting in the wings, is Australia’s tourism industry, which looks set to replace mining as the nation’s biggest export.
Why tourism could replace mining as Australia's biggest exportSiteMinder
As the resources boom grinds to a halt, there has been a lot of doom and gloom surrounding the impact on Australia’s economy. But, while the rapid growth of the resources sector has undoubtedly contributed to the country’s economic growth over the last 10 years, there’s reason to believe the impact of its decline won’t be as devastating as some have predicted. That’s because waiting in the wings, is Australia’s tourism industry, which looks set to replace mining as the nation’s biggest export.
Towards Investment and Financing for Sustainable Tourism - 9 March 2018OECD CFE
Presentation at ITB CSR day on 'Towards Investment and Financing for Sustainable Tourism' presented by Alain Dupeyras, Head of Regional Development and Tourism, OECD.
More information: http://www.oecd.org/cfe/tourism/
Towards investment and financing for sustainable tourismOECD CFE
Investment and financing has an important role to play in supporting the transition to low carbon, resource efficient and socially inclusive tourism development. This workshop will examine the need for a shift toward investment and financing practices that support sustainable tourism, and explores policies, institutions and instruments for green finance and investment relevant for the sector. It will highlight good practices that catalyse and support the transition to a green, low-emissions and climate-resilient tourism economy, and offers guidance to policy makers on how to move forward.
CII Tourism Fest is an international fest on tourism and hospitality going to be organized from 5 to 7 December 2013. Its objective is to develop bilateral relationship between the domestic stakeholders and the foreign counterparts.
Presentation to workshop on Sustainable Tourism Management: Co-creation Sustainable Destination Wednesday 21 August 2019, Westin Nusa Dua, Bali - hosted by Ministry of Tourism, Government of Indonesia.
Towards Investment and Financing for Sustainable Tourism - 9 March 2018OECD CFE
Presentation at ITB CSR day on 'Towards Investment and Financing for Sustainable Tourism' presented by Alain Dupeyras, Head of Regional Development and Tourism, OECD.
More information: http://www.oecd.org/cfe/tourism/
Towards investment and financing for sustainable tourismOECD CFE
Investment and financing has an important role to play in supporting the transition to low carbon, resource efficient and socially inclusive tourism development. This workshop will examine the need for a shift toward investment and financing practices that support sustainable tourism, and explores policies, institutions and instruments for green finance and investment relevant for the sector. It will highlight good practices that catalyse and support the transition to a green, low-emissions and climate-resilient tourism economy, and offers guidance to policy makers on how to move forward.
CII Tourism Fest is an international fest on tourism and hospitality going to be organized from 5 to 7 December 2013. Its objective is to develop bilateral relationship between the domestic stakeholders and the foreign counterparts.
Presentation to workshop on Sustainable Tourism Management: Co-creation Sustainable Destination Wednesday 21 August 2019, Westin Nusa Dua, Bali - hosted by Ministry of Tourism, Government of Indonesia.
1. agree that tourism produces
increased local pride72%
Advance industry structural reform
designed for global competitiveness
Competitive investment in tourism for
marketing and event attraction
Invest in innovation to drive individual
and collective business and product
development
Investment in priority infrastructure
and supporting tourism development
Maximise Queensland’s destination
advantage
Preserve Queensland’s natural assets
and cultural heritage
priorities
for tourism
2020
QTIC Local Election Priorities 2016 QUEENSLAND
Why tourism matters to Queensland
$23b1Tourism
contributes
delivers 1 in every 8 dollars to the state’s
economy through tourism spending
OR 7.6%of
QUEENSLAND’s GSP
$49m $18.3b $30bDaily Spend
in Local Economy
VISITORS SPEND
PER YEAR
2020 potential
9 in 10 are small
businesses
SUPPORTS 12%of all
Businesses in the State
Every Dollar tourism earns, Adds an
additional 87¢to other parts of the economy
#votefortourism
1
Estimated contribution of the region’s visitors economy to total tourism Gross State Product. Source of all data: Tourism Research Australia IVS and NVS, June 2015; Tourism and Events Queensland,
Tourism Economic Key Facts, September 2015; Deloitte Access Economics, Queensland Tourism Industry Outlook Potential to 2020, August 2012; Tourism Research Australia, State Tourism Satellite
Accounts 2013-2014; Tourism and Events Queensland, Social Indicators 2013. RIS2967
recognise tourism stimulates
new infrastructure
What do Queenslanders think about tourism?
91% recognise the important
economic benefits of tourism
See the greater cultural
diversity TOURISM GENERATES92%
68%
Visitor economy
Exports $5.8b2nd largest export
earner for Queensland
ARE HAPPY WITH MORE
TOURISM GROWTH
230,000 Jobs
1 in 10 Queenslanders
more than resources or agriculture
72%
