First Nations Tourism

Queensland First Nations Tourism Plan

An outcome from the 2017 Indigenous Tourism Employment Forum (now known as Destination IQ) was the recognition and industry request for an Indigenous Tourism Strategy to guide the development and growth of Indigenous tourism across Queensland.

Australia’s First Nations peoples are the oldest living cultures on earth, connecting with country for tens of thousands of years. The Queensland First Nations Tourism Plan (QFNTP) sets the framework to leverage our First Nations cultural heritage and stewardship of country, together with Qld’s distinctive mix of tourism product offerings, to inspire the development of a thriving First Nations’ tourism sector that offers diverse, authentic and engaging, sustainable tourism experiences and promotes greater engagement of First Nations peoples in tourism

Queensland First Nations Tourism Plan
Indigenous Tourism Strategy to guide the development and growth of Indigenous tourism across Queensland.
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Queensland Indigenous Tourism Trends
In the year ending December 2019, 472,000 visitors to Queensland participated in Indigenous tourism experiences.
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