Partnerships

In Australia, the value of and need for park/tourism partnerships and their potential contribution to sustainable tourism have been identified in a number of recent reports. Read more

In Australia, the value of and need for park/tourism partnerships and their potential contribution to sustainable tourism have been identified in a number of recent reports (see Natural Tourism Partnerships Action Plan and the Tourism White Paper - Plus).

Australian research undertaken by the STCRC has found that:

The last decade has seen increasing recognition of the importance of national parks (See 'Value of Parks') and protected areas to tourism in Australia and elsewhere.
At the same time the resources available to provide and manage tourism in relative terms has declined.
Consequently, partnerships between the tourism industry and protected area agencies have developed with mutual benefits to park agencies, the private sector and local communities; enhanced tourism opportunities; and increased resources for protected area management.
The most important outcomes from partnerships were improved understanding of protected area values, biodiversity conservation, greater respect for culture, and increased social benefits to local communities.
Partners were satisfied with the economic gains from the partnership and the improved competitiveness of the protected area as a tourism destination.
There is clear evidence of the ability of partnerships to value-add to protected area tourism.
Although partners were generally satisfied with other outcomes, they expected more from the partnerships than they were currently getting.

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TOURISM - PROTECTED AREA PARTNERSHIPS IN AUSTRALIA: Designing and managing for success

In Australia, the need for partnerships and their potential contribution to sustainable tourism has been identified in a number of recent reports. This project aimed to identify the features involved in developing, fostering and maintaining partnerships among those involved in ...
TOURISM AND PROTECTED AREAS: partnerships in principle and practice

The aim of this report is to describe a selection of successful partnerships between commercial tourism and protected area managers, and to identify the advantages of expanding such partnerships.

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Beware partnerships Provided by Lincoln University

Page 1. Beware Partnerships John Ford ... Page 6. 6 3. Why Beware of Partnerships?
Why should people beware of entering into a partnership? ...

http://researcharchive.lincoln.ac.nz/dspace/bitstream/10182/4383/3/beware_partnerships.pdf
Microsoft PowerPoint - TIC Conference LG & CG 19 November.ppt Provided by Tourism NSW

... Extension Industry partnerships and promotions Sydney Branding ... Precinct and Product
Development � Partnerships with Tiger, Virgin and Jetstar Page 29. ...

http://corporate.tourism.nsw.gov.au/Sites/SiteID6/objLib22/TIC%20NSW%20Tourism%20Conference%202009.pdf
What is wine tourism Provided by Tourism NSW

... a real possibility. Strategic Partnerships Strategic Partnerships Strategic
Partnerships Strategic Partnerships Cellar door operators ...

http://corporate.tourism.nsw.gov.au/Sites/SiteID6/objLib13/providing_total_customer_experience.pdf

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TOURISM - PROTECTED AREA PARTNERSHIPS IN AUSTRALIA: Designing and managing for success

TOURISM AND PROTECTED AREAS: partnerships in principle and practice

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Beware partnerships Provided by Lincoln University

Microsoft PowerPoint - TIC Conference LG & CG 19 November.ppt Provided by Tourism NSW

What is wine tourism Provided by Tourism NSW

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