Original source · versioned page text
Meeting papers
TOURISM FOR GOOD
In Noosa, tourism is for good - enhancing and regenerating Noosa's community, environment, and economy while protecting our way of life, and supporting a healthy and thriving place, for all.
LEVEL OF
OUTPUTS OUTCOMES IMPACTS
COMMUNITY ACTIONS MEASURES
STRATEGIES Activities or products achieved during Short - medium effectives of the outputs of a program or
SUPPORT How we are going to do this Long-term effects produced by Actions. High level
project project.
(Phase 2 CE)
• Participation in For the Love of Noosa
programs
• Noosa's regenerative programs are globally recognised,
4.1 4.1.1 including the introduction of the For the Love of Noosa
• Uptake of the Noosa Rewards
(Joint Custodian) Program and a Noosa Rewards program
program
rewarding locals and visitors for making sustainable
Lead in regenerative tourism and strengthen More locals and visitors involved in
4.1.2 By 2035, Noosa has won several awards for choices.
destination stewardship by establishing 'voluntourism' to help restore and regenerate • An increase in the number of tourism
its regenerative programs, including the
Noosa's natural ecosystems. businesses (and others) with
collaborative governance, supporting introduction of the For the Love of Noosa • Tourism leaves a net positive impact on
86% 4.1.3 (Joint Custodian) Program and a Noosa Noosa's environment.
environmental certification
regenerative business practices, and Increased opportunities for lower impact
encouraging positive behaviours among Rewards program rewarding locals and
travel, sustainable transport, local food • Noosa has achieved Gold status for
4.1.4 visitors for making sustainable choices. • An environment is created that supports
locals and visitors to protect and enhance production and carbon reduction initiatives. EarthCheck Sustainable Destination
tourism business development,
Noosa's environment, community and visitor Certification
innovation, and investment shift to clean,
experience. green, low emission industries and
technology.
STRATEGY SUPPORT ACTONS OUTPUTS OUTCOMES IMPACTS MEASURES
• Noosa's tourism model is supported by the community
and is recognised as a leading example of regenerative
tourism because of its focus on community values and
• Destination Marketing Organisation is
4.2 environmental protection.
aligned with DMP
4.2.1 Noosa's Destination Management
Embed a Regenerative Tourism Approach by By 2035, Noosa's tourism model is supported • Noosa’s destination marketing consistently reinforces
Organisation has fully embraced the DMP and • Noosa's businesses and industry are
by the community and is recognised as a positive behaviours through reminding and educating
partnering with the Destination Marketing the industry is leading the way in eco leading the way in regeneration
77% 4.2.2 accreditation and regenerative behaviours.
leading example of regenerative tourism locals about how to care for our environment, respect our
Organisation (DMO) and other organisations - because of its focus on community values community and 'preserve the Noosa experience" for
community and industry groups - to support • Locals and visitors participation in a
and environmental protection. everyone.
and implement the DMP. 4.2.3 range of regenerative programs
• Noosa’s industry development reinforces positive
behaviours by equipping tourism operators with training
and tools to lead in regenerative tourism by helping to
preserve the Noosa experience.
STRATEGY SUPPORT ACTIONS OUTPUTS OUTCOMES IMPACTS MEASURES
• Noosa's diverse events portfolio is being enjoyed by the
community because all events are aligned with Noosa's
4.3 values (including minimising disruption to residents),
Noosa's events portfolio is aligned with the By 2035, Noosa's diverse events portfolio is
delivering strong environmental outcomes and providing
DMP and providing real benefits that are being enjoyed by the community because all • Launch of Noosa Events Strategy
4.3.1. valuable benefits for the community.
Create a sustainable events portfolio perceived as valuable by the community. events are aligned with Noosa's values
supporting events that embrace Noosa's 82% (including minimising disruption to residents), • Events alignment with DMP
• Events are being assessed against regenerative
regenerative values, protect the Improved event criteria and timely processes delivering strong environmental outcomes
4.3.2. alignment and genuine benefits that are perceived by the
are supported by Event Directors. and providing valuable benefits for the • Community satisfaction with the
environment and bring real benefits to community as valuable.
community. event portfolio
locals.
• Community are satisfied with the number and type of
events being supported.
Page 97 of 122
See the original
The page text is free to read. Viewing or downloading an original file needs an account.
Log in to see the originalLog in to download the original file
The download may take up to a minute.