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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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Cooroy 7
Pomona 2
Tewantin 14
No Location Identified 9
Total 144 9 14 9
In addition, and again to enable meaningful statistical analysis and ensure confidentiality,
the industry sectors were grouped according to business likely to have a direct impact from
tourism activities and those according to businesses likely to have an indirect impact or low
impact from tourism. The groups for these were as follows:
Direct Impact Indirect No Industry
from Impact from Identified
Tourism Tourism
Accommodation 20
Retail Trade 18
Food Services and Hospitality 15
Rental, Hiring and Real Estate Services 10
Arts and Recreation Services 6
Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing 1
Manufacturing 2
Electricity, Gas, Water and Waste Services 1
Transport, Postal and Warehousing 1
Information, Media and Telecommunications 13
Financial and Insurance Services 6
Professional, Scientific and Technical Services 12
Administrative and Support Services 3
Education and Training 4
Health Care and Social Assistance 6
Prefer not to answer 1
Total 69 49 1
Chi square analysis and Cramers V examinations were conducted on crosstabulations to test
for statistical significance at the 95 percent level between the proportional outcomes
associated with different locations and industry types. Independent t-tests and ANOVA
analyses were conducted to test for statistical significance between the mean outcomes
associated with different location and industry type.
There were a number of statistical differences between businesses likely to be directly
impacted by tourism and/or by location of premises. The areas where there were statistical
differences included:
• Catchment areas of patrons;
• Thoughts regarding employment opportunities and investment in Noosa;
• The ability of attracting and keeping good staff;
• The difficulty or otherwise of planning for the future, including stocks and
equipment;
• The impact of events on businesses; and,
• The desire around future visitor numbers.
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