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The Strategy will assist the Government in achieving its overarching policy goal, which is to maximise the net economic benefit of the tourism industry to the Australian economy. The Strategy will provide a long-term vision for the tourism industry and establish the basis for consistent long-term policy engagement with the tourism industry by successive governments. The Government has signalled that the development of the Strategy will be based on the application of a rigorous economic and industry policy framework.
The Strategy will assist the Government in achieving its overarching policy goal, which is to maximise the net economic benefit of the tourism industry to the Australian economy. The Strategy will provide a long-term vision for the tourism industry and establish the basis for consistent long-term policy engagement with the tourism industry by successive governments. The Government has signalled that the development of the Strategy will be based on the application of a rigorous economic and industry policy framework. The primary focus of the Strategy will be on the development of the productive capacity or supply-side of the tourism industry. Issues to be considered will include tourism investment, labour and skills, climate change, and infrastructure. Consideration of tourism marketing will broaden the focus beyond leisure tourism to include other high yielding segments such as education and business tourism. It will also consider the impact of changing tastes and preferences across our key and emerging markets. The Strategy, to be completed in mid-2009, will be developed in close consultation with the tourism industry and all levels of government.
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