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DESTINATION MANAGEMENT PLAN - PHASE 2 ENGAGEMENT · Attachment 1 - Noosa Council Draft DMP for Phase 2 engagement
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• Work with the State Government and Local
ACTION 4.1
Government in other key tourism destinations to pilot
Enable Visitor a visitor contribution model, that enables revenue
generated to be directed towards such things as
Contributions: community priorities, infrastructure, resilience initiatives
and regenerative tourism.
Together, we advocate for user-pay • Investigate the establishment of a new Community &
contributions and partnerships, so Environment Benefit Fund, as a mechanism to ensure
visitors are directly supporting local transparent allocation of funds from such revenue
projects that protect nature, enhance sources as visitor contributions to local initiatives that
community spaces, and improve benefit Noosa.
shared infrastructure.
• Encourage online booking platforms, to contribute
financially to each year from revenue generated in
Noosa, ensuring they are supporting a destination that
supports their business.
• Support our tourism industry and businesses to lead
ACTION 4.2
by example in sustainable and regenerative practises –
Regenerative reducing energy, waste and water use and incentivise
regenerative behavioural change in locals and visitors,
Tourism Industry: with Noosa Council-operated tourism assets, such as
the Noosa Holiday Parks, leading by example.
Together, we adopt sustainable and • In partnership with Tourism Noosa and our business
regenerative practices by developing community lead the transition away from single-use
and delivering programs that helps plastics to reduce waste to landfill, reduce plastics
the tourism industry to lead the way pollution, encourage compostable products and to
and encourages everyone to encourage and incentivise behaviour change.
contribute.
• Embed regenerative practices that actively support
water security, reduce waste to landfill, and promote a
circular economy— as an example, by partnering with
initiatives like Give a Sheet, which transforms discarded
linen (used hotel sheets, towels, napkins) into valuable
raw materials that can be re-used.
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