Tweed Market Intelligence YE Dec 22
Visitor statistics for The Tweed year ending Dec 2022
Research & Insights
In the ever-evolving world of tourism, staying updated is essential. That’s why we diligently provide the latest tourism research and statistics, empowering you to make informed business decisions. This comprehensive data and insights give you a competitive edge, allowing you to understand market trends, visitor preferences, and emerging opportunities. Whether you’re a local accommodation provider, tour operator, or an industry professional, this research hub is a valuable resource for enhancing your marketing strategies and maximizing your success. Stay ahead of the game with these research and statistics.
Current Strategic Direction
Destination Management Plan (DMP)
The Tweed DMP is a long-term strategic vision for tourism in the Tweed to 2030. The strategic intent aims to position the Tweed as a world’s best practice sustainably managed destination with nature at the core of the experience.
TWEED-SPECIFIC RESEARCH
Tweed Market Intelligence YE Mar 23
Visitor statistics for The Tweed year ending Mar 2023
DMP DISCUSSION PAPER
The current Tweed Destination Management Plan is now in review. Find here the discussion paper.
FURTHER RESEARCH
Overseas Arrival Trends March 2023
These statistics report on the number of international border crossings rather than the number of people. Most data in this release are rounded to the nearest 10. As a result, sums of components may not add exactly to totals.
Value of Tourism in North Coast 2022
Every minute of every day, Tourism delivers $10,423 of domestic visitor spend into North Coast.
Tourism Forecast for Australia
For the first time since the start of the pandemic, Tourism Research Australia (TRA) is, in this report, publishing forecasts on domestic and international travel.
Local Government Area Profiles
Tourism Research Australia’s Local Government Area Profiles assist industry and Government decision making and identify and support investment opportunities, particularly in regional Australia.