‘Tasmania, We’re Coming for You’: 20-Year Tourism Plan to Make Queensland No.1

Queensland Pushes to Double Tourism Spending to $84 Billion in 20 Years

Queensland has launched a bold 20-year tourism strategy ahead of the 2032 Olympics, aiming to double the sector’s value and deliver 45 new ecotourism experiences by 2045. Tourism currently contributes more than $115 million a day to Queensland’s economy and supports over 270,000 jobs—many in small businesses. Under the Destination 2045 plan, the government hopes to grow tourism employment by 25 percent and double total visitor spending to $84 bi…

‘Tasmania, we’re coming for you’: 20-year tourism plan to make Queensland No.1

Destination 2045 includes nearly 50 new ecotourism projects to leverage the state’s natural assets.

Queensland announces 'ambitious' plan for national parks

The Queensland government has set aside more land for conservation as it seeks to boost its environmental credentials, days after opening more land to gas exploration.

State plans big tourism boost

Image: monkeystockphoto/stock.adobe.comQueensland’s tourism roadmap promises billions in visitor spend, 45 new ecotourism projects, and a post-Olympics boom. The state’s newly-launched 20-year tourism strategy, Destination 2045, outlines an expansive agenda for growth, with some real implications for local government. At the centre of the plan is the 45×45 pledge: to deliver 45 new ecotourism projects by 2045. Signature developments include the …