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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES 15 FEBRUARY 2021
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES 15 FEBRUARY 2021
VISITOR STATS
Year ending September 2020:
The dashboard complements Tourism Research Annual change in overnight visitors and spend
Australia’s quarterly International and National ee
Visitor Surveys that provide historic visitation VISIGRS SPENE
and spend data for the Noosa region, which can
be directly benchmarked against regional, state
and national results. -10.4%
The Noosa region attracted 1.9 million domestic
visitors in the year to September 2020, including -23%
overnighters and day-trippers who spent almost -28%
. -30.6% -31.9%
$800m. While the impact of COVID-19 -34.4%
restrictions continued to be felt across the
tourism industry globally, in the year ending BE Wonss F Queenston Australia
September 2020, Noosa’s drop in overnight
visitor numbers and spend was not as significant
as regional, state and national impacts.
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