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DESTINATION MANAGEMENT PLAN - PHASE 2 ENGAGEMENT · Attachment 1 - Noosa Council Draft DMP for Phase 2 engagement
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1.4 Noosa’s Guiding Values
At the heart of the draft Destination Management Plan are the community’s values – those that
make Noosa ‘Different by Nature.’ These values were shaped through ongoing community engagement,
including the Noosa Shire Liveability Survey (November 2021), the Noosa Corporate Plan (June 2023),
and during consultation on the DMP Discussion Paper (October 2023).
Values underpinning Noosa’s Destination Management Plan
Noosa Value Aim
Accessible and Inclusive Ensure Noosa is for all – a welcoming, accessible destination where everyone
belongs and diversity is embraced.
Climate Conscious Accelerate and embed climate resilience and disaster ready planning into
all aspects of destination management, including preparing for more frequent
and extreme events, promoting low impact travel, sustainable transport,
local food production and carbon reduction initiatives.
Community-Led Put residents’ wellbeing and quality of life at the heart of every decision and
align tourism with the community’s values, lifestyle, and long-term aspirations.
Cultural Respect Honour and integrate the knowledge, heritage, and rights of Traditional
and Diversity Custodians, ensuring that tourism reflects and respects Indigenous culture
and values.
Leading Change Embrace forward-thinking policies and actions that are bold, collaborative
and transparent, and position Noosa as a leader in responsible and
regenerative destination management.
Nature Positive Actively restore and regenerate Noosa’s natural ecosystems, making sure
tourism leaves a net positive impact on our environment.
Resilient Economy Support a diverse and resilient economy by fostering small business, local
enterprise, innovation, regeneration and circular economy principles, while
ensuring that tourism remains a positive contributor to community wellbeing
and environmental integrity.
Regenerative Tourism Expect and encourage visitors to respect our environment, culture, and
community values through education, responsible tourism initiatives,
and clear behavioural expectations.
Values over Volume Encourage visitor experiences that align with our environmental and
community values, emphasise authenticity and regenerative practises over
high volume tourism, and ensure visitor numbers are within sustainable
capacity for Noosa.
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