Site Description
Southbank Parkland has become one of the best cosiest places in the busy Central Business District. It is located right along the Brisbane river bank from the CBD over the bridge. South bank parkland is one of the Brisbane’s premier lifestyle and cultural destination.
Next to the QPAC - Queensland Performing Arts Centre, the ABC Brisbane studios, the conservatorium of music etc. To explore & to perform activities, the South bank Parklands reviles many diverse options. South Bank is a recreational park maintained by QLD government. It has been marked in one of the best tourist sites in Brisbane city accordingly with the behaviour of tourists.
The South Bank Parklands, which were made certain on the former building land of World
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Background
South bank parklands was the meeting place for the old land owners of the Turrbal&Yuggera people. There after the site was officially opened for people since 1992. Moreover it’s a mixture of various aspects such as entertainment, dinning, acts as fun generator, attractive site.
South bank parklands have regularly conveyed its sub-tropical qualities of the region primarily through its 17 hectares fully landscaped grassed areas. The authenticity of the south bank parklands provides the luxurious and the relaxed lifestyle to the Brisbane’s tourists, this unwinds state of relaxation. It is the best place for culture exchange.
The culture exchange, major events such as fireworks, river festivals, new-year events, meetings etc embrace the culture identity of Brisbane & Queensland. The parklands are also host place to the Queensland conservatorium.
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Combination Mixture of fun and entertainment To balanced team work/ co-operation
6. Technology Misuses of WI- fi Must have the control
7. Economy Admission fees (parking etc.) To be convenient/ minimal cost
8. Commodification Culture is gradually converted into a saleable commodity
Exchange culture
9. Crime and prostitution Distinction between crime towards tourists andcrime by tourists crime to be monitored
10. Demonstration effect local seek to emulate the behaviour of tourists Change the behaviour of local community
Thus by following above mentioned key factors and ideology, site management can easily have control on the tourist’s behaviour & site.
The main objective is to identify key issues on managing on-site visitor behaviour. According to our analysis, the South Bank Parklands needs to implement various methodology and ideology which runs as follows:
South Bank Parklands needs to create the awareness
Safety and Security to enhance
Rules and regulations strictly implement
Create the substitute behaviour
Provide commercial and modification performances for tourists
To make the tourist site sustainable, management should follow the mindfulness model for communicating with the
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