Describe its corporate structure?
Queens land tourism established in 2012 by Queensland government. It purposes is to achieve economic and social benefits by marketing and promotion of state. It marketing objective is to develop the destination and to held many events in the state.
Queensland tourism has complex organizational structure. it has five executives and different departments . Some of them are following;
Destination partnership: it function is to deliver tourism destination plan and partner with industry stakeholders to attract new market
Events: its function is to deliver events strategies
Marketing: its’s function is to deliver consumer driven destination marketing
Operations: it supports senior management and boards
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Queensland tourism is the government organization and it is the state lead marketing destination. it works with government to build Queensland a major events destination which will enhance state growth and will increase visitor expenditure .
Queensland’s purpose is to achieve economic and social benefits for the State through the marketing and promotion of tourism, tourism experience and destination development, and securing major events to be held in Queensland
TEQ is responsible for achieving social and economic benefits for Queensland through:
• Marketing Queensland and its world-class destinations
• Building unique and appealing tourism experiences
• Identifying, attracting, developing and marketing major events for the state
• Researching and analyzing tourism in Queensland (TQ annaual report 2011 )
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Vision
Tourism Queensland vision is to focus on to build Queensland tourism a sustainable industry their purpose of vision is to become business system of Queensland that engaged all the stakeholders so TEQ is focused on building a sustainable and strong tourism industry for Queensland.
(TQ annual report 2011) TQ vision stated that we will provide ownership to all stakeholders. TQ care about stakeholders and they value stakeholders to be united and built a Queensland a strong tourism industry which will focused on sustainability. TQ target market and its approach to marketing
Tourism and Events Queensland focuses on targeted visitors from interstate, intrastate and international markets. Domestic tourism currently accounts for three-quarters of overnight visitor expenditure in Queensland and should continue to generate over two-thirds of expenditure by 2020. Share of expenditure from key inbound markets to 2020 is expected to grow, particularly from Asia. Tourism and Events Queensland’s tourism and event activities are developed to protect and maintain the current visitor markets as well as to attract and promote growth from new markets. (TQ annual report 2011
· Works closely with tourism businesses, associations and other destinations to encourage tourism to grow, · Secures grants and additional funds for new tourism activities, · Funds market research to keep up-to-date with tourism trends, · Provides advice and support to local businesses, · Participates in several marketing partnerships with tourism businesses and councils.
Tourism Research Australia, Department of Resources, Energy and Tourism. Tourism contribution to the Australian Economy, 1997-98 to 2009-10., [Online. Available at: [Accessed 7 March 2012].
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Development The development plan of new nature is based on the iconic experiences of Sunshine coast which provide the competitive advantage as well as use the future investment to develop the advantage (Hoffman, 2016). Sunshine Coast tourism area need to align to, as well as contribute to, the community’s aspiration and that of the firm which represent their interests. Sunshine Coast tourism area arranges niche marketing and the product development strategy as well as engages the industry on opportunity (Dionysius, 2017). Competitive/collaborative analysis
Concept screening matrix Criteria Marketing Operations Financial Feasibility The market is big enough. Brisbane is one of the most frequently visited tourist destinations.
At the beginning of 1993, the company introduced a new Group Mission. Statement that has been rolled out to every member of staff through personal presentations by the Managing Director at every hotel and corporate office. This Mission Statement has been published in English, Chinese, Thai and Indonesian, and serves as a model for that. it conveys guidelines and criteria that can be used by hoteliers who wish to monitor and evaluate their own leadership and quality. improvement efforts.
Mission- to provide values to the lives of customers, to make the lives of partners worthy, concern about environment and community
The following report provides an accurate and informative overview of the nature of tourism, its history and growth, the structure of the New Zealand industry and the impact of tourism from a New Zealand perspective. The report will draw a conclusion which Highlights area of consideration in tourism planning.
According to Leiper “Transportation is the only link between the tourist-generating region and destination region”[2]So, transportation was a more interesting sector to discuss in the report but I tried to find a company which is related with all these main sub-sectors discussed above in the report. I have decided to look in the U.K market for such company because “Tourism is one of the largest industries in U.K, worth approximately 75.9 £ Billion to the U.K economy in 2002 and supporting around 2.1 million jobs.” [3] During my research on internet I found many companies offering services in the tourism of U.K but I have decided to choose “Simply Travel” because of its variety of services offering related with the accommodation, transportation and attractions.
This relates to Tomorrows Tourism Today, which outlines plans for action and responsibilities for delivery for the DCMS and its key partners in five areas. These are the four joint priorities agreed by the DCMS and the tourism industry; marketing and e-tourism, quality, skills and data, plus a fifth priority for the DCMS -
Global events benefit regional, tourism and community development. Take for instance the Commonwealth Games and the Olympics. They both are events held globally that increase visitor’s expenditure and length of stay while improving destination awareness and increasing civic pride. Janecko, Mules and Ritchie (2002) explain events in small regional destinations are obviously beneficial and often play an important role in tourism development and thereby in regional development however, differ due to size and scale of the event. Global events create employment and increase labour supply, expenditures and even the standard of living. ‘As local economics have adapted to changing to global dynamics, the hosting of international events has become more commonplace and can play a significant role in local development, acting as a catalysts for jo...
The increase in revenue from tourists has allowed the Australian government to further develop infrastructure and services to cater the large influx of tourism. An example of how the Victorian government spent a large proportion of tourism revenue would be the development and implementation of the Ferris Wheel in Docklands known as ‘The Melbourne Star’. Not only has new infrastructure been built, but also heritage or run-down tourist complexes have been renovated or restored. Many of Melbourne’s ico...
Because tourism is a mixture of industries, tourism destination management techniques need to take a holistic approach to develop tourism sites successfully.
(2015) explains the importance of stakeholders with the tourism industry by explaining how each stakeholder influences the industry in offering new destinations, packaging destinations for new clientele, remarketing vacation destination and additional tour companies. Each industry stakeholder has their own agenda in achieving success, but the industry needs to work together in order to achieve success due to the highly competitive nature of business. Economically the industry has been expanding and developing tourism by offering a wide range of destinations and package vacations globally. The industry stakeholders are listening to the customers and offering unique and exciting destinations, thus increasing sales and opening up the tourism industry into a new
Generally, infrastructure is divided into two main parts which involves hard and soft infrastructures. According to UNWTO (United Nations World Trade Organisation), (2011), the enlargement of tourist arrivals, went up by approximately 7% in 2010 to 940 million, has led to increase in the number of new and state-of-the-art hotels, restaurants, airports and other tourist apartments. The rising share of amenities illustrates the improvement of hard infrastructure caused by more tourist number. Other contributions of the industry to the former accessibility of electricity and water, better road systems and transport services are also involved in the related expansion of economic activity (cited in Boz, 2011). Besides that, tourism offers numerous positive impacts to the latter, according to OECD, (2014) “soft infrastructure” can be defined as the creation of events and spaces which shows the spirit and unity of that country’s culture. These forms of infrastructure programmes have been applying to both urban and rural areas in order to make the place more well-known and tourists attractive. For example, in Australia, 2007 several events including the Booktown Festival were held to develop marketing strategies and increase tourist numbers. The results were more satisfactory than expected with place-branding advantages, noticeable rural regeneration, growing tourist numbers and