Finding the best methods to measure the economic contribution of tourism in your destination should be based on the availability and reliability of the data. Inaccurate data creates unreliable forecasts.
A STCRC report, developed in conjunction with the Centre for Regional Tourism Research provides a summary and analysis of the key types of economic impact studies and their applicability and relevance for different tourism regions. The report, ‘A Guide to Assessing the Economic Value of Tourism in Regions’ identifies the recommended use of each model and the information requirements to undertake the study.
Stemming from the STCRC's State Tourism Satellite Account (TSA) and CGE modelling project, and the outcomes of the Queensland Tourism Strategy to provide enhanced regional data, a scoping study was undertaken in conjunction with Tourism Queensland (TQ) to investigate the ...
This report presents the most fundamental regional tourism statistics which constitute the core of tourism satellite accounts at both national and state level. Although set in the context of regional Queensland, the approach adopted in this report can serve as ...
Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) models are now extensively used to estimate impacts of changes and policies across sectors, including tourism. CGE modelling has been used to simulate the economic impacts of an increase in international, interstate and intrastate tourism to ...
This study focuses on the economic impact of tourism in the Gold Coast City region by visitors staying in commercial accommodation and is based on official 1996/97 Commonwealth and State government statistics. The study provides an analysis of economic input-output ...
This is an independent study focusing on the economic impact of tourism in the broader geographic context of the Gold Coast Tourism Region by all visitors to the region. It is based on official 1998/99 Commonwealth and State government statistics. ...
The study's primary objective was to measure the economic impact of tourists' expenditure in the Australian Alps, on the economies of the Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales and Victoria. The project involved measuring tourism expenditure in the Alps ...
... This comprehensive study is now complete and we now have strong evidence to show the economic contribution of tourism to the State�s economy, how much it ...
http://www.tourism.wa.gov.au/Publications%20Library/Research/Economic%20Contribution%20of%20Tourism%20to%20Western%20Australia%20-%20Fact%20Sheet.pdf
Page 1. THE ECONOMIC CONTRIBUTION OF TOURISM TO THE STATE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA: A ... 3 2. DIRECT ECONOMIC CONTRIBUTION OF TOURISM TO WESTERN AUSTRALIA ...
http://www.tourism.wa.gov.au/Publications%20Library/Research/Economic%20Contribution%20of%20Tourism%20to%20Western%20Australia%20-%20Full%20Report.pdf
... The Economic Contribution of Tourism to Australian States & Territories ... 3 Chapter 2 Direct economic contribution Summary of key results 4 Tourism consumption 9 ...
http://www.tourism.wa.gov.au/Publications%20Library/Research/Research%20and%20Reports/Economic_Contribution_of_Tourism_-_TSA_2008-09.pdf