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WORD DEFINITION SOURCE
Regenerative A form of sustainable tourism that goes beyond Source: UN World
Tourism, minimising negative impacts to actively Tourism Organization
Regeneration restoring and regenerating the natural, cultural (now UN Tourism),
and social systems of a destination, with the aim “Sustainable
of creating a net positive impact and long-term Development”
resilience. webpage, 2022
For the Noosa Destination Management Plan, it is
about “Leaving the natural, cultural, social, and
economic systems better than you found them”.
This is the aspiration of Noosa’s DMP.
Regional Tourism RTO’s operate across multiple council areas,
Organisation (RTO) promoting the whole region as a destination. They
are funded by Tourism and Events Queensland
(TEQ) to represent the region. Source: Noosa Shire
Council, Economic
The RTO focuses on Development Branch,
2025
• Marketing and promotion of the region
• Working with state and national tourism
bodies like TEQ and Tourism Australia, to
ensure effective channels to market for
tourism businesses
• Supporting big-picture tourism planning
and development
RTO’s play a key role in shaping the region’s long-
term tourism strategy.
Visit Sunshine Coast (based in Maroochydore) is
Noosa’s Regional Tourism Organisation.
Resident Sentiment Refers to the attitudes and perceptions of local Source: UN World
(also known as Social residents towards tourism development and its Tourism Organisation
Licence) impacts on their community, including their (now UN Tourism),
perceptions of the benefits and drawbacks in “Report on Resident
economic, social and environmental aspects. Sentiment”, 2019
Resilience Resilience is the ability of a destination or Source: Global
business to withstand and recover from crises, Sustainable Tourism
such as natural disasters, economic downturns, Council (GSTC), “GSTC
health emergencies, political turmoil and other Destination Criteria”,
social disruptions. 2021
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