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Letter of Support - The Calile Noosa Resort
Attached to the e-mail PM Submission - Andrew Fairbairn - 1320008.176.05.
16 August 2023 The Planning Officer Noosa Council [email protected] RE: Application No. 132008.176.05 - 3 and 7 Serenity Close, Noosa Heads LETTER OF SUPPORT – THE CALILE NOOSA RESORT HOTEL DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL As a Noosa resident I would like to show my support for this proposal. The project will help reassert Noosa’s position as a premium holiday destination and address the significant shortage of new purpose-built hotel inventory in the Sunshine Coast. There has not been a new 5-star resort hotel developed on the Sunshine Coast in over three decades. The Sunshine Coast needs new, high-quality, full-service hotel products to attract high-value travellers to the region in what is an increasingly competitive tourism landscape. This is especially important as the Sunshine Coast looks to rebuild its international markets that are so important to the region given they spend more when they are here. The new hotel would provide a compelling reason to attract these international (and interstate) visitors once again and be a boost for the local tourism industry. In addition, the Calile name is already well- established in Brisbane, which is one of the most important source markets for visitors. Without new hotels being developed across the Sunshine Coast, visitors are instead opting for alternative accommodation, such as short-term transitory accommodation in units and houses. The Calile Noosa would provide for a purpose-built tourism accommodation that is preferred by visitors as it offers a premium experience that better meets their needs. These initiatives will provide outstanding opportunities for the region to continue growing the region’s $5billion visitor economy (includes $1.6 billion for Noosa), which is the principal driver of income and jobs for the local community. However, future growth in tourism – especially high-yielding, longer-stay interstate and international growth – may be constrained without adequate new tourism accommodation infrastructure. Best Regards, Andrew Fairbairn 2 River Road Tewantin
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