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Page 29 Section4 Tourist Visitation Projections 41 Introduction This section provides an analysis of the current and projected tourist population for the Sunshine Coast. The implications of this tourist growth on the development of short stay accommodation and retail on the subject site have also been examined. 42 Tourist Market Projections The future provision of short stay accommodation and retail on the subject site will be shaped by tourist population growth. Market growth will increase demand for goods and services required within the region and the development of budget short stay accommodation and associated retail will shape tourist growth through supply lead demand, particularly given the decline in available budget holiday options due to the closure of caravan parks. Both Domestic and International tourist projections have been calculated using the latest tourism forecast data from Tourism Queensland, 2006. Sunshine Coast visitor numbers and nights have been derived based upon the Sunshine Coast retaining its current tourist market share of Queensland (both domestic and international) as per the Sunshine Coast Regional Update (Year Ending December 2005). Domestic Visitors Table 4.1 provides domestic tourist population projections based upon the Sunshine Coast receiving 17% of all domestic visitors to Queensland and 15% of domestic visitor nights. Table 4.1 Domestic Tourist Market Growth 2006 2011 2016 Queensland Visitors Numbers 16,748,305 16,977,213 17,439,043 Visitor Nights 76,239,000 77,281,000 + 79,383,268 Sunshine Coast Visitor Numbers 2,847,212 2,885,126 2,964,637 Visitor Nights 11,435,850 11,692,150 11,907,480 Source: Tourism Queensland, Tourism Forecasts October 2006, Core Economics Key characteristics include: o From 2006 to 2011, domestic tourist numbers are estimated to increase by 38,914 visitors to a total of 2.89 million in 2011. Domestic visitor nights are expected to increase from 2006 by 156,300 nights, reaching 11.59 million by 2011. o From 2011 to 2016 domestic tourists are estimated to increase by 78,511 teaching 2.96 million by 2016. Visitor nights are anticipated to increase from 2011 by 315,340 nights, reaching 11.91 nights by 2016. h \, fore Scanton Property Group - Peregian Beach Needs Assessment ‘Economies
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