Strategic Tourism Planning and Development in Australia's Borders

This report examines tourism planning and development within cross-border regions, particularly focusing on the Australian context. It highlights the increasing significance of regional tourism and the associated challenges, such as accessibility, connectivity, and socio-economic disparities. The report emphasizes the importance of collaborative destination management and addresses issues like political policies, local community relations, and the need for sustainable practices within areas like the Green Cauldron National Landscape. It identifies key drivers, including political stability, technological advancements, and economic opportunities, while also underscoring the necessity for effective government contributions and stakeholder collaboration to foster a healthy and sustainable tourism industry in these unique cross-border environments. The paper concludes by advocating for strategic tourism planning to address emerging challenges and capitalize on the opportunities presented by cross-border tourism.