Tourism in Australia
Given the declining world commodity market and the consequent poor performance of Australia’s mining and agricultural sectors, the government must acknowledge tourism as the key growth sector.Without sound management strategies and a co-ordinated policy framework, long-term growth in tourism and hospitality cannot be sustained, benefits will not be maximised and the various resources may be depleted as carrying capacities rapidly are reached. A global national perspective is not sufficient, indeed even a national perspective is not sufficient - industry impacts varies from one state and region to another in terms of the type of activities, the intensity of tourist activity and the social/cultural/environmental/economic objectives. Government has no choice but to apply a large variety of measures: information and education; economic measures including financing and environmental/cultural protection; standards and regulatory instruments; planning; and management strategies. While the central agency focus is essential, this must be fully integrated with similar functions at state and local government levels to ensure their work and initiatives complement rather than conflict with each other
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Approximate Word count = 1917
Approximate Pages = 8 (250 words per page double spaced)
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