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2015-04-28 Infrastructure & Services Committee Agenda
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INFRASTRUCTURE & SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 28 APRIL 2015
Table 3 below compares passenger boarding’s between 2008 and 2015.
Table 3- Easter boarding comparison 2008 - 2015
Year Number of services Number of days Dates Total Daily
boardings average
2008 5 Noosa services, 2 4 days 21 Mar to 24 Mar 11,627 2,907
additional shuttles All free
2009 5 Noosa services, 2 4 days 10 Mar to 13 Mar 13,516 3379
additional Noosa shuttles All free
2010 5 Noosa services, 2 4 days 2 April to 5 April 16,550 4,138
additional shuttles All free
2011 5 Noosa services only 4 days 22 April to 25 April 5,394 1,349
No free services
2012 5 Noosa services only 4 days 6 April to 9 April 4,419 1,105
No free services
2013 5 Noosa services only 4 days 29 Mar to 1 April 4,358 1,090
No free services
2014 5 Noosa services, 2 8 days
additional shuttles All free 14 April to 21 April 32,943 4,118
2015 5 Noosa services, 1 10 days 3 April to 12 April 32,434 3,243
additional shuttle All free
3. Marketing
Marketing of the Free Holiday Buses included:
Provision of signage at major bus stops, 15 street banners, and variable message boards on
major connecting roads.
Posters in all Council facilities and visitor information centres.
Council communication tools including website, Facebook, eNews and messages on hold.
Promotion through external stakeholders (Tourism Noosa, Accommodation Providers,
Shopping Centres, Traders Association etc.) via inclusion on websites, emails, Facebook and
newsletters.
Media launch with support from local newspapers and television coverage on 7 Local News
and WIN TV.
TransLink also provided in-kind marketing support including but not limited to:
Inclusion of the additional shuttle services on TransLink’s journey planner.
Inclusion of messaging on webpages of all relevant TransLink routes.
Liking and sharing Council’s FHB Facebook posts (TransLink has 11,000 followers)
4. Passenger Assistant at Noosa Heads Bus Station
One Sunbus passenger assistant was based at Noosa Heads Bus Station from 9.30am to
4.10pm over the Easter long week-end (3-6 April) to assist with passenger enquiries and
movements at the station. Survey respondents and the staff at the Visitor Information Centre all
provided positive feedback about the passenger assistant.
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