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THE GREAT BARRIER REEF • $56 BILLION ASSET VALUE • 64,000 JOBS • $6.4 BILLION ANNUAL ECONOMIC CONTRIBUTION DAY TRIPPERS ANNUALLY 2.3 MILLION INDUSTRY FOR TROPICAL NORTH QLD $2.5 BILLION VISITORS TRAVEL FOR EDUCATION 41,748 VISITORS TO TROPICAL NORTH QLD ANNUALLY 2.7 MILLION 23,300 JOBS AVERAGE STAY IN TROPICAL NORTH QLD 7.5 NIGHTS 2020 INDIGENOUS TOURISM GOALS 1,000 NEW INDIGENOUS JOBS 20 NEW INDIGENOUS BUSINESSES TTNQ'S STATE ELECTION PRIORITIES 2017-2020 Infrastructure – aviaon development Mono desnaon posioning of Cairns GBR and Indigenous tourism product in China Development of Indigenous tourism markeng in rest of world markets Development of roads, boardwalks, amenies, general ulies, trails, track and signage Improvement of roads in the north to open up further areas around Indigenous tourism for our visitors Investment in Wi-Fi and 4g services to support exisng communicaons plaorms, for quality telecommunicaons coverage throughout TNQ Investment in public infrastructure to leverage Local Government Sports and Events development plans including the Cairns Convenon Centre development along with support for an off-site dinner venue for large MICE events Tourism Research Australia. NVS & IVS, year-ending June 2017 Deloie Access Economics. At What Price? The economic, social and icon value of the Great Barrier Reef 2017 Jobs Queensland. Queensland Tourism Workforce Plan 2017-2020. Images sourced from TEQ Image Gallery. Tourism - a strong future for Tropical North Queensland

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Page 1: Tropical North Queensland of... · Officer, Tourism Port Douglas Daintree “ As tourismin our regioncontinuesto grow and we see new accommodationunder construction, it is crucial

THE GREATBARRIER REEF

• $56 BILLION ASSET VALUE

• 64,000 JOBS• $6.4 BILLION

ANNUAL ECONOMIC CONTRIBUTION

DAY TRIPPERSANNUALLY

2.3MILLION

INDUSTRY FOR TROPICAL NORTH QLD

$2.5BILLION

VISITORS TRAVEL FOR EDUCATION

41,748

VISITORS TO TROPICAL NORTH QLD ANNUALLY

2.7MILLION

23,300JOBS

AVERAGE STAY IN TROPICAL NORTH QLD

7.5NIGHTS

2020 INDIGENOUSTOURISM GOALS

• 1,000 NEW INDIGENOUS JOBS

• 20 NEW INDIGENOUS BUSINESSES

TTNQ'S STATE ELECTIONPRIORITIES 2017-2020

• Infrastructure–aviationdevelopment

• MonodestinationpositioningofCairnsGBRandIndigenoustourismproductinChina

• DevelopmentofIndigenoustourismmarketinginrestofworldmarkets

• Developmentofroads,boardwalks,amenities,generalutilities,trails,trackandsignage

• ImprovementofroadsinthenorthtoopenupfurtherareasaroundIndigenoustourismforourvisitors

• InvestmentinWi-Fiand4gservicestosupportexistingcommunicationsplatforms,forqualitytelecommunicationscoveragethroughoutTNQ

• InvestmentinpublicinfrastructuretoleverageLocalGovernmentSportsandEventsdevelopmentplansincludingtheCairnsConventionCentredevelopmentalongwithsupportforanoff-sitedinnervenueforlargeMICEevents

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Page 2: Tropical North Queensland of... · Officer, Tourism Port Douglas Daintree “ As tourismin our regioncontinuesto grow and we see new accommodationunder construction, it is crucial

#Voicesoftourism

QueenslandTourismIndustryCouncilLevel5,189GreyStreet,SouthBrisbane4101/qtic.com.au/[email protected]/0732361445

TheQueenslandTourismIndustryCouncil(QTIC)isthepeakbodyforQueenslandtourismindustry,providingstrongvoicefor Queensland’stourism,hospitalityandaccommodationoperators.Weworkwithbusinessowners,industrybodies,government

andthecommunitytobuildasustainable,world-classtourismindustryforQueensland.

“TheGreatBarrierReefoffersunforgettableexperiencesandiscentraltowhoweareasanationandhowweareseenaroundtheworld.Wemustensureweinvestintheprotectionofthereef,andothernaturalassets,toensuretheyarearoundforyearstocome.OurpriorityistoengagetheworldinthefutureoftheReef.Theroleofcommunitiesandbusinessesarekeytodrivemeaningfulactionbutthismustbemetwithequaldeterminationfromthosewhohavethepoliticalmandatetodrivethechangerequired.Muchoftheworldbelievesthatthereefisdead,itiscriticalthatwedonotgiveupontheReefandillustratewitheverypracticalmeasurethatQueenslandwilldoeverythingitcantoprotectthemostfamousnaturaliconontheplanet.Weneedfundingandlegislativebackingtoprotectournaturalassets,theircontributiontotheeconomy,andtosendaclearsignalthatwewillleadbyexampleinordertomobilisetheworld."- Andy Ridley, Citizens of the Great Barrier Reef

"ThepresentationofQueensland’snaturalassetsmustmeettheexpectationsofglobaltravellers.

Wearecurrentlyworkingwithageingvisitorinfrastructureinournationalparkhinderedfurtherbyanarchaicpermitsystemthatimpedesoperatorsabilitytoaccesskeynationalparkassets.AdequatelyfundingtheQueenslandParksandWildlifeServicetodeliverandmaintainvisitorfacilitieswithinNationalParksisessential.

Providingoperatorswitharenewedpermitsystemisalsovitalforustomaximiseefficientuseofparkassets.Wearemarketingworldclassnaturebasedexperiencesandgovernmentsupportisvitaltoprovidetheinfrastructureforourindustrytodeliveronthatpromise."- Tara Bennett, Executive Officer, Tourism Port Douglas Daintree

“Astourisminourregioncontinuestogrowandweseenewaccommodationunderconstruction,itiscrucialthatongoinginvestmentintoourroadsandhighwayinfrastructureismadetocopewithincreasingdemands.ItisverypleasingtoseetheBillFultonBridgeduplicationonCairnsWesternArterialRoadprojectnearingcompletion–ahugeimprovementtocapacity.Itisalsoexcitingtohaveacommitmenttothe$152millionSmithfieldBypassproject,yetthisprojectneedstobeprioritisedtoenableworkstocommencepriortothescheduledNov2018date.Thecongestiononourroadsandresultingdelaysexperiencedbylocalsandvisitorsalikewillonlyincreaseasmoretouristsoptforself-driveholidays.Theproposedtourismhubthatisopentotenderisawonderfulinitiativeandlet’shopeweseethisprogressbutwemustseethesamefocusonhowourvisitorsandlocalsalikegetaroundourbeautifulregion." - James Dixon, DownUnder Tours

"TheQueenslandGovernmenthasenabledCairnstosecuredirectscheduledflightsfromGuangzhouwithChinaSouthernandfromShenzhenwithHainanAirlines.ThiscampaignissupportedbytheStateGovernment’sConnectingwithAsiaFund.

OurpriorityistocontinuethisimportantairlineattractionworkthroughtheAttractingAviationfundtosupportnewconnectionstoourimportantwesternmarketswhichalsoremainakeyfocusforTNQ."

- Pip Close, CEO Tourism Tropical North Queensland