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ADOPTION OF DESTINATION MANAGEMENT PLAN · ATTACHMENT 1_Destination Management Plan
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Summary of Guiding Principles and Actions
1. Respecting Community:
a. Protect neighbourhoods by regulating short-term accommodations to preserve
residential amenity and community wellbeing.
b. Improve infrastructure and transport solutions to ease congestion and make
public and active transport more accessible.
c. Optimise parking and traffic management to ensure fair access and reduce
congestion.
2. Leading the Way:
a. Encourage sustainable visitation by managing access to sensitive natural
places. `
b. Manage the Noosa River catchment to protect waterway health and biodiversity
and the river experience.
c. Review alternative funding sources to support community, environmental, and
destination management outcomes.
3. Living Our Values:
a. Create the "For the Love of Noosa" joint custodian program to engage locals,
businesses, and visitors in caring for Noosa.
b. Build industry expertise in regenerative practices and authentic cultural
storytelling.
c. Ensure Noosa’s stories and marketing reflect its regenerative tourism
philosophy.
4. Tourism for Good:
a. Establish a Destination Stewardship Council to oversee and guide the
implementation of the DMP.
b. Develop programs to encourage positive behaviour change and sustainable
practices.
c. Support the tourism industry in achieving environmental accreditation and
leading in sustainability and regeneration.
New Areas of Focus for Action:
1. Day Visitation Management:
• Implement a series of programs and trials to reduce the impact of day visitors
and boost their contribution to Noosa by offering such things as rewards for
positive behaviour choices and through dynamic parking, and smart travel
choices.
2. Joint Custodian Program:
• Develop the "For the Love of Noosa" program to build understanding and
commitment to Noosa’s values and regenerative tourism approach among
locals, businesses, and visitors.
3. Hinterland Regeneration:
• Launch a Regenerative Agriculture Program to grow vibrant agricultural
landscapes and natural areas, increasing food and produce offerings, offsetting
impacts, and enhancing tourism experiences.
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