The Sustainable Tourism Cooperative Research Centre developed the Industry Performance Analyser for Tourism (IPAT) tool for the collection and analysis of statistical and benchmarking data at a regional level. IPAT provides a flexible online data entry tool for collecting operator data and aggregating it to provide destination-wide performance data. The ASPIRE program, implemented by Queensland Regional Tourism Organisations, is based on the IPAT platform and provides an organisational performance and benchmarking tool for assessing the operational performance of destination management organisations.
A destination’s performance monitoring framework should be clearly outlined in the strategic documents guiding destination management including the ‘Research Plan’ and ‘Strategic Plan’.
The primary aim of the report is to develop tools for measuring and enhancing the yield from tourism at the business, regional and national levels. This overall objective subsumes several more specific objectives: • First, to clarify the different concepts ...
The report develops tools for measuring and enhancing the yield from tourism at the business, regional and national level. It clarifies the different concepts of tourism yield. Different stakeholders (operators, governments, community, researchers etc.) mean different things by ‘yield' and ...
The market performance information available to tourism operators and managers of Regional Tourism Organisations for use in evaluating their relative performance is not considered adequate. Tourism operators individually have their own performance data available (ie hotels may have data on ...
This guide leads you through a process of sourcing and applying small area tourism data. It contains three types of information – Provides you with some background and overview of issues related to small area tourism data; Provides you with ...
The objective of this report is to provide a framework for the sustainable development of the travel and tourism industry in the APEC region, through public/private partnerships, and to deliver a sustainability strategy for tourism destinations.
Know the value of your Visitor Information Centre. The VICkit evaluates the contribution your VIC makes to tourism in your region by identifying VICs role in changing visitor behaviour by increasing length of stay and number of activities undertaken by ...
... Page 22. ISO 14001 Environmental Management System Performance: An Evaluation 14 (g) What monitoring/measurement tools do you have? i. How do you use them? ...
http://researcharchive.lincoln.ac.nz/dspace/bitstream/10182/582/1/LEaP_rr_2.pdf
... In particular, the evaluation of TNS was based on the ... recommendations to enhance the overall performance of TNS ... within which assessment and monitoring can take ...
http://researcharchive.lincoln.ac.nz/dspace/bitstream/10182/1201/1/LEaP_rr_9.pdf
... The report was targeted at evaluating the sustainability and the performance of the new structure, focusing on areas needing attention. ...
http://www.tourismtasmania.com.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0006/46518/tourism_review_appendices.pdf
What are the top ten critical issues on sustainable practices for caravan parks to consider?
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Welcome to the Whitsundays and Mackay Sustainable Futures Discussion Page!We will be using this forum to post information about future workshops and events for the cluster. Please feel free to use this space to ask questions and share your learnings from participation in the cluster program.There are 10 places in the program still available and so we encourage you again to 'find a friend' and have them register their interest with Tourism Queensland or EC3 Global. Please help us to make sure they don't miss out on this exciting opportunity!Thank you to everyone who has completed the health check survey and attended the first cluster meeting earlier this week. We will be in contact with you over the coming weeks to line up a time for your site visit in early December. In the meantime, be sure to read through your Workbook and identify the priority areas (e.g. energy, water, waste, education) for your business to focus on.
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