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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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Highest levels of positive impact for individuals were in the areas of more services and shops
due to tourism, and having an increased sense of pride in the area. When compared by age
group, people aged under 30 and between 30-64 indicated that they benefited more than
people over 65 when it came to cultural diversity, festivals and events and economy impacts
from tourism. Residents from Noosa Heads and Noosaville were more likely to indicate that
tourism increased pride in the region when compared to the rest of the areas, and residents
from Tewantin and Hinterland areas indicated the least level of personal benefit from
tourism with regards to the economic impacts. These people were also the most likely to
feel that the benefits of tourism were not spread evenly throughout the region.
Figure 35: Proportion of Residents that agree with the positive tourism statements
Total Resident Respondents that agree… (n=300)
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Tourism brings Festivals and Events Tourism is good for Tourism showcases Living in an Because of tourism The benefits of
people from attract tourists in the community our region in a attractive tourism there are better tourism are shared
different non-peak periods because the money positive light. This destination instils shopping, dining evenly across the
backgrounds and and raise awareness that visitors spend helps to promote a pride in local and/or recreational local community
cultures into the of the region when they come to more robust residents and the opportunities in the
community the region helps to economy, improve broader community region
stimulate the property values,
economy, stimulates business and
employment employment
opportunities, and is opportunities
good for local
business
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