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Although the month of June is generally a
TOURISM slower month for the tourism industry in
NOOSA SHIRE Noosa, occupancy and room rates were
generally up compared to June 2003.
Hotel and Motel Occupancy Rates
Annual % Change
Noosa Tourism Region
100
Noosa Hill / Hasting Street
Noosa Sound / Noosaville
Within the Noosa Shire, the highest occupancy rate for the month of June
Noosa Southern Beaches
90
2004 was recorded in Noosa Sound/Noosaville (50.0%), while the
80 Southern Beaches area recorded an occupancy rate of 46.2% and the
Noosa Hill/ Hasting Street area recorded an occupancy rate of 44.2%.
70
Compared to June 2003, both the Southern Beaches area and the Noosa
60 Hill/ Hasting Street area experienced an increase in occupancy rates of 6.0
50
and 6.5 percentage points, respectively.
40
30
Jun-02 Oct-02 Feb-03 Jun-03 Oct-03 Feb-04 Jun-04
Average Room Rate
$
Noosa Tourism Region
275.0
Noosa Hill / Hasting Street The average room rate at hotels, motels, serviced apartments and holiday
Noosa Sound / Noosaville
250.0
Noosa Southern Beaches units in Noosa Hill/Hasting Street increased from $163.38 in June 2003 to
225.0 $186.25 in June 2004, representing an increase of $22.87 per day.
200.0 Average room rates strengthened (up by 10.1%) to $94.73 in the Noosa
175.0 Sound/ Noosaville area, while room rates at accommodation
150.0
establishments in Noosa’s Southern Beaches strengthened by 7.1% from
125.0
June 2003 to $91.18 in June 2004.
100.0
75.0
50.0
Jun-02 Oct-02 Feb-03 Jun-03 Oct-03 Feb-04 Jun-04
Average Length of Stay
Days
Noosa Tourism Region
8 Visitors to Noosa Sound/Noosaville hotels, motels, serviced apartments
Noosa Hill / Hasting Street
Noosa Sound / Noosaville and holiday units stayed for an average 6.5 nights in June 2004, 2.4 nights
Noosa Southern Beaches
7 longer than that recorded in June 2003. Similarly, visitors to
accommodation establishments in Noosa’s Southern Beaches recorded a
6
greater average length in June 2004 (4.7 nights) when compared with June
5
2003 (3.1 nights). However, visitors to Hasting Street/ Noosa Hill
accommodation establishments in June 2004 stayed for 3.8 nights, 0.3
4 nights less compared to June 2003.
3
2
Jun-02 Oct-02 Feb-03 Jun-03 Oct-03 Feb-04 Jun-04
Source: RTAM
Hotel/Motel Takings from Accommodation According to the ABS survey of Tourist Accommodation, hotel and motel
($'000)
20,000
Noosa Tourism Region accommodation establishments in the Noosa Shire generated $15.3
18,000
2001/02 2002/03 2003/04 million worth of receipts during the March Quarter 2004. This result was
16,000 a significant 10.8% higher than that recorded in the March Quarter 2003,
14,000 and meant that the average daily takings per room night available in the
12,000 Shire increased from $99.40 to $110.10 over the year.
10,000
8,000
6,000
4,000
2,000
0
Jun Qtr Sep Qtr Dec Qtr Mar Qtr
Source: ABS Survey of Tourist Accommodation
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