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2021-02-09 S&O Agenda - Item 11 - Attachment 1 - Tourism Noosa Annual Report 2019-20
HIGHLIGHTS
COV I D - 1 9 S U P P O R T FO R M E M B E R S
With the onset of COVID-19, Tourism Noosa quickly Our marketing focus ensured we were prepared for the
responded with wide-ranging support for our members. easing of restrictions and that Noosa would be top-of-
We established information pages on our website with mind for potential travellers. Other support included:
the latest government health advice and help, marketing
• Exposure for businesses through our consumer social
tips, grants and other financial information.
media channels, and promoting ‘buy local’
Staff were each allocated a sector to be a direct point
• Members were offered free base membership for the
of contact for support, and lines of communication were
coming financial year
strengthened through a new central email address for
support. Communication continued via direct meetings, • Over 30 free, one-on-one business marketing audits
industry newsletters and social media. and mentoring were delivered to members to help
assess their product and plan for the future
We participated in Noosa Council’s Business Roundtable
discussions, advocating for the tourism industry, and • We partnered with the new
worked closely with Tourism and Events Queensland, Eat Local Noosa website to
Government departments and relevant authorities to support local businesses in the
ensure our industry’s concerns were heard. food and beverage industry
• Specially designed floor decals
to encourage social distancing
were developed and artwork was provided free to
business associations and members. They featured
branding specific to various villages (Noosa Heads,
Noosaville, Noosa River Foreshore, Peregian Beach,
Sunshine Beach, Noosa Junction, Tewantin and
Noosa hinterland)
• Members were offered a free three-month listing on
the ‘Offers’ page on the Visit Noosa website
• Full page advertising in Noosa Today encouraged
locals to explore their own backyard and support local
businesses affected by border restrictions
• Partnership with IN Noosa Magazine supported tour
operators to reach a local audience
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