Feasibility Study for Premium Ecotourism Products on Whitsunday Island
The Queensland Government, through the Department of Environment and Science, is seeking the development of a feasibility study and detailed consultation report for premium ecotourism products on Whitsunday Island. These products, which may include facilities and experiences, will be delivered as part of the $5 million election commitment, however resort styles, such as a hotel property that provides a range of amenities, including entertainment and recreational activities will not be considered.
Premium ecotourism experiences seek to:
• Showcase Queensland’s natural and cultural values
• Deliver ecologically and economically sustainable experiences that are low impact
• Create local employment prospects, including opportunities for Traditional Owners
• Provide economic benefit for communities and existing tourism operators; and
• Facilitate ecotourism, recreation, education and heritage experiences
A public document outlining the key results of the feasibility study, and recommended options and plans for moving forward will also be required.
Full details are avilable within the attached documents
15 Jun, 2018
Feasibility studies or screening of project ideas - (100%)