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2020-01-13 GC Agenda - Item 10 - Attachment 2 - The Value of Tourism to the Noosa Community October 2019 FINAL REPORT
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Figure 17: Noosa Businesses’ dependency on Tourism, by Businesses with Direct versus
Indirect Impacts from Tourism
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Direct Impact Industry n=61
Indirect Impact Industry n=35
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Total Business Respondents n=104
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profitability relies on profitability benefits profitability benefits profitability does not the profitability of my
tourists, and without from tourists, and from tourists, but it benefit from tourists business
them I wouldn’t be without them I would wouldn’t make much
operating be less profitable difference for my
business without the
The seasonality of tourism does not seem to impact Noosa, at least with respect to Business’
overall staff numbers. There was only marginal difference (and no statistical difference)
between the average number of Noosa business’ staff numbers in the peak periods versus
non-peak periods. On average, the number of full time, part time and casual staff for the
business’ who responded to the survey are as shown below:
Table 8: Numbers of Staff for Noosa Businesses, by Peak versus Non-Peak Periods
Average Staff Full Time Staff Part Time Staff Casual Staff
Numbers
Peak Periods 7.38 3.19 9.99
Non-Peak Periods 7.14 3.16 8.27
With regard to attracting good staff, keeping good staff and future planning for businesses,
suburban businesses were, on average, the most positive about tourism’s impact and
hinterland businesses the least positive. Nonetheless, on average, all businesses indicated
that tourism’s impact was positive overall. Those businesses who are likely to be directly
impacted by tourism also indicated more positive responses regarding staff attraction,
retention and business planning.
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