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    "confidence": "medium",
    "summary": "To drive sustainable year-round visitation, development, liveability and economic growth for the Northern Territory.",
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        "title": "Northern Territory Visitor Economy Strategy 2032",
        "url": "https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf",
        "period": "2026",
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      "text": "To drive sustainable year-round visitation, development, liveability and economic growth for the Northern Territory.",
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        "title": "Alignment – positions the visitor economy as a core driver of Territory priorities, linked to national sector strategies",
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        "title": "Integration – unites tourism, major events and parks under a single vision, creating opportunities through shared capabi",
        "description": "Integration – unites tourism, major events and parks under a single vision, creating opportunities through shared capability and coordinated delivery.",
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        "description": "Collaboration – industry-first, co-designed approach with regions and communities, enabling sector-wide coordinated delivery.",
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        "title": "Empowerment – strengthens regional leadership across two consolidated regions, enabling coordinated scale, clearer accou",
        "description": "Empowerment – strengthens regional leadership across two consolidated regions, enabling coordinated scale, clearer accountability and greater impact.",
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      {
        "name": "Outcome 1: Visitor economy growth",
        "description": "To drive sustainable year-round visitation, development, liveability and economic growth for the Northern Territory.",
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          "Showcase the Northern Territory through bold, authentic stories that capture the Territory Spirit.",
          "Use visitor insights to guide experience development.",
          "Build partnerships that attract, train and retain people in tourism and hospitality.",
          "Develop shared-use precincts and facilities that support events, visitors and community recreation."
        ],
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      },
      {
        "name": "Outcome 2: Aboriginal cultural tourism",
        "description": "To grow Aboriginal cultural tourism experiences led by Traditional Owners and Aboriginal entrepreneurs.",
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          "Support tourism businesses that are led by Traditional Owners and Aboriginal entrepreneurs to develop product readiness and sell experiences.",
          "Advocate for improvements to provide certainty around land access, approvals and investment support.",
          "Advocate for accessible, culturally appropriate investment and support mechanisms guided by cultural authority."
        ],
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      {
        "code": "CCE01",
        "measure": "Visitor economy growth",
        "target": "$3bn 1.7m",
        "latest_result": "Target met",
        "status": "Achieved",
        "target_source_url": "https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf",
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        "result_source_page": 8
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      {
        "code": "CCE02",
        "measure": "Aboriginal cultural tourism",
        "target": "Growth in Aboriginal cultural tourism experiences",
        "latest_result": "Growth in Aboriginal cultural tourism experiences",
        "status": "Partially achieved",
        "target_source_url": "https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf",
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        "To drive sustainable year-round visitation, development, liveability and economic growth for the Northern Territory.",
        "Alignment – positions the visitor economy as a core driver of Territory priorities, linked to national sector strategies to unlock shared investment and impact.",
        "Integration – unites tourism, major events and parks under a single vision, creating opportunities through shared capability and coordinated delivery.",
        "Whole-of-visitor economy focus – recognises all visitor segments and sector enablers as contributors to growth, liveability and sustainability, with industry and communities as destination stewards.",
        "Collaboration – industry-first, co-designed approach with regions and communities, enabling sector-wide coordinated delivery.",
        "Empowerment – strengthens regional leadership across two consolidated regions, enabling coordinated scale, clearer accountability and greater impact."
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        "Visitor economy growth",
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    },
    "review_note": "Structured strategy exists but is incomplete."
  },
  "strategy_brief_md": "# Tourism NT — Strategy Brief\n\n**Reporting period**: 2024-25\n**Corporate plan in force**: 2025-26\n**Corporate Plan**: [2025-26](https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)\n\n## Our purpose / purposes\n\n> To drive sustainable year-round visitation, development, liveability and economic growth for the Northern Territory. [[CP p.8](https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf#page=8)]\n\n## Government priorities for this department\n\n- Alignment – positions the visitor economy as a core driver of Territory priorities, linked to national sector strategies to unlock shared investment and impact. [[CP p.10](https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf#page=10)]\n- Integration – unites tourism, major events and parks under a single vision, creating opportunities through shared capability and coordinated delivery. [[CP p.10](https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf#page=10)]\n- Whole-of-visitor economy focus – recognises all visitor segments and sector enablers as contributors to growth, liveability and sustainability, with industry and communities as destination stewards. [[CP p.10](https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf#page=10)]\n- Collaboration – industry-first, co-designed approach with regions and communities, enabling sector-wide coordinated delivery. [[CP p.10](https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf#page=10)]\n- Empowerment – strengthens regional leadership across two consolidated regions, enabling coordinated scale, clearer accountability and greater impact. [[CP p.10](https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf#page=10)]\n\n## Outcomes\n\n### Outcome 1: Visitor economy growth\nTo drive sustainable year-round visitation, development, liveability and economic growth for the Northern Territory. [[CP p.8](https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf#page=8)]\n\n**Key activities:**\n- Showcase the Northern Territory through bold, authentic stories that capture the Territory Spirit.\n- Use visitor insights to guide experience development.\n- Build partnerships that attract, train and retain people in tourism and hospitality.\n- Develop shared-use precincts and facilities that support events, visitors and community recreation.\n\n### Outcome 2: Aboriginal cultural tourism\nTo grow Aboriginal cultural tourism experiences led by Traditional Owners and Aboriginal entrepreneurs. [[CP p.17](https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf#page=17)]\n\n**Key activities:**\n- Support tourism businesses that are led by Traditional Owners and Aboriginal entrepreneurs to develop product readiness and sell experiences.\n- Advocate for improvements to provide certainty around land access, approvals and investment support.\n- Advocate for accessible, culturally appropriate investment and support mechanisms guided by cultural authority.\n\n## Values and principles\n\n_Territory Spirit_\n\n- Territory Spirit\n\n## What they will measure themselves on this year (targets from 2025-26 corporate plan)\n\n| Code | Measure | Target | Source |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| CCE01 | Visitor economy growth | $3bn 1.7m | [CP p.8](https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf#page=8) |\n| CCE02 | Aboriginal cultural tourism | Growth in Aboriginal cultural tourism experiences | [CP p.17](https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf#page=17) |\n\n## How they performed last year (results from 2024-25 annual report)\n\n| Code | Measure | Result | Status | Source |\n|---|---|---|---|---|\n| CCE01 | Visitor economy growth | Target met | Achieved | AR p.8 |\n| CCE02 | Aboriginal cultural tourism | Growth in Aboriginal cultural tourism experiences | Partially achieved | AR p.17 |",
  "strategy_overview_evidence_md": null,
  "internal_strategy_evidence_md": "# Tourism NT - Strategy, Performance, and Operating Profile\n\n**Generated at**: 2026-05-09T23:02:36.579532+00:00\n**Entity ID**: S-NT-021\n**Entity type**: Statutory Authority\n**Jurisdiction**: NT\n**Portfolio**: Tourism\n**Website**: https://www.tourismnt.com.au/\n\n> Draft generated from scraped source material. Treat this as an evidence pack for editorial review, not a final judgement.\n\n## Source Coverage\n\n| Source type | Count |\n|---|---:|\n| pages | 32 |\n| strategies | 1 |\n\n## Executive Readout\n\n### Purpose\n\n- Shared target for 2032\nVision\nTo unite and activate industry, community, and government\nin delivering a whole-of-Territory visitor economy that drives\n$3bn 1.7m\nshared prosperity and pride for the Territory.\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- Northern Territory Visitor Economy Strategy 2032\nAll activities align with the\nNorthern Territory Visitor Economy Strategy 2032\n, which outlines a vision to grow year-round visitation and economic outcomes across the Territory.\n  Source: `pages/strategies-index__19.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/strategy-insights/sector-development/business-events)`\n- For Example\n“Our purpose is to actively contribute to environmental, cultural, and social good within our operating region, and have the sustainable management practices to ensure success.”\n“Our purpose is to reduce our negative social, cultural, and environmental impacts.”\nYour vision\nWhat to write\nYour sustainability vision is an inspirational, future focused statement regarding your sustainability aspirations.\n  Source: `pages/strategies-index__22.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/tourism-industry/toolkits-guides/essential-toolkits-guides/sustainable-tourism/create-your-own)`\n- CEO Tourism Central Australia\nThe NT Visitor Economy Strategy 2032 marks a The Top End is continuing to strengthen its visitor\npivotal moment for the Northern Territory, and economy as part of the NT Visitor Economy Strategy\nas CEO, I am committed to driving its delivery 2032, with a clear focus on delivering real benefits to\nwith focus, ambition and unity of purpose.\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n\n### Role and Functions\n\n- [pages 14,15,16,17,18]\ne and drives demand in\nthe NT’s unique landscapes, culture and experiences priority markets.\nthrough targeted campaigns and partnerships, focusing • Compelling storytelling that inspires people to\non audiences most likely to visit.\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- [Page 20]\nHorizon 1 to 2028\nInfrastructure\nand investment\nAction plan\nDeliver the infrastructure that supports a strong visitor\neconomy and benefits Territorians\nIn 2032 success looks like:\nInfrastructure and investment play a key role in growing\nthe Northern Territory’s visitor economy while improving • Tourism infrastructure supports year-round\nthe lives of Territorians.\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- [pages 2,3,4,5,6,7]\n[Page 2]\nParrtjima Festival, Alice Springs\nCover image: T20 International Cricket, Darwin\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- [Page 3]\nContents\nMinister’s message 2\nHon Marie-Clare Boothby MLA\nOur visitor economy 4\nPaul Ah Chee, Chair Tourism and Events NT Advisory Board,\nSuzana Bishop, CEO Tourism and Events NT,\nDanial Rochford, CEO Tourism Central Australia,\nSam Bennett, GM Tourism Top End\nA new strategy 6\nTerritory value proposition 7\nA visitor economy to power 8\nthe Territory’s future\nCollaborative, industry-led, co-designed 10\nPerception action plan 12\nExperiences action plan 14\nPeople and workforce action plan 16\nInfrastructure and investment action plan 18\nAccess and connectivity action plan 20\nTop End regional action plan 22\nCentral Australia regional action plan 26\nTourism and Events Northern Territory 1\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- [Page 24]\nHorizon 1 to 2028\nTop End\nRegional action plan\nA vibrant, year-round visitor economy, with Shared target for 2032 – Top End\naccessible world-class experiences, makes the Top\nEnd a must-visit destination and a great place to live.\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- [Page 28]\nHorizon 1 to 2028\nCentral Australia\nRegional action plan\nCentral Australia is a must-visit destination known for Shared target for 2032 – Central Australia\nits iconic landscapes, unique experiences and strong\nyear-round visitation.\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n\n### Strategic Priorities\n\n- [pages 14,15,16,17,18]\ne and drives demand in\nthe NT’s unique landscapes, culture and experiences priority markets.\nthrough targeted campaigns and partnerships, focusing • Compelling storytelling that inspires people to\non audiences most likely to visit.\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- For Example\n“Our vision is to operate responsibly as we commence our journey towards achieving net zero, and contribute positively to the environmental and cultural landscape in which we operate.”\n“We want to become a sustainability leader in the Territory’s tourism industry.”\nYour strategic priorities\nWhat to write\nDetermine 3 to 5 focus areas.\n  Source: `pages/strategies-index__22.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/tourism-industry/toolkits-guides/essential-toolkits-guides/sustainable-tourism/create-your-own)`\n- [Page 11]\nTerritory Day, Mindil Beach Darwin\nGuiding principles Strategic priorities\nA set of principles that underpin the Strategy.\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- [pages 2,3,4,5,6,7]\n[Page 2]\nParrtjima Festival, Alice Springs\nCover image: T20 International Cricket, Darwin\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- [Page 3]\nContents\nMinister’s message 2\nHon Marie-Clare Boothby MLA\nOur visitor economy 4\nPaul Ah Chee, Chair Tourism and Events NT Advisory Board,\nSuzana Bishop, CEO Tourism and Events NT,\nDanial Rochford, CEO Tourism Central Australia,\nSam Bennett, GM Tourism Top End\nA new strategy 6\nTerritory value proposition 7\nA visitor economy to power 8\nthe Territory’s future\nCollaborative, industry-led, co-designed 10\nPerception action plan 12\nExperiences action plan 14\nPeople and workforce action plan 16\nInfrastructure and investment action plan 18\nAccess and connectivity action plan 20\nTop End regional action plan 22\nCentral Australia regional action plan 26\nTourism and Events Northern Territory 1\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- Investment NT; Indigenous Business Australia; Indigenous\nLand and Sea Corporation; NT Indigenous Business Network;\nAustralian Government Aboriginal employment and training partners\nAustralian Government agencies including: Austrade;\nCommunity, NGOs and education\nTourism Australia; Tourism Research Australia; National\nIndigenous Australians Agency; Parks Australia; Australian NGO and community organisations; universities; vocational\nBorder Force; Department of Home Affairs education and training providers; Industry Skills Advisory\nCouncil NT\nNT Government (including local government)\nDepartment of Trade, Business and Asian Relations;\nDepartment of Education and Training; Department of\nLogistics and Infrastructure; Department of Chief Minister and\nCabinet; Department of Corporate and Digital Development;\nDepartment of Lands, Planning and Environment; Department\nof Tourism and Hospitality;\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- Horizon 2 (to 2032) continues the strategic long-term direction, building on Horizon 1, with future action priorities\nto be developed.\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- Invest in visitor experiences in priority NT Parks to strengthen\nand retention by strengthening regional liveability.\nthe Territory’s lifestyle and 2.\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- Support the delivery of priority visitor infrastructure across NT parks,\nnatural assets to improve including Uluru-Kata Tjuta and Kakadu.\nvisitor infrastructure 2.\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- [Page 24]\nHorizon 1 to 2028\nTop End\nRegional action plan\nA vibrant, year-round visitor economy, with Shared target for 2032 – Top End\naccessible world-class experiences, makes the Top\nEnd a must-visit destination and a great place to live.\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n\n## KPIs, Targets, and Where They Are At\n\n- [Page 24]\nHorizon 1 to 2028\nTop End\nRegional action plan\nA vibrant, year-round visitor economy, with Shared target for 2032 – Top End\naccessible world-class experiences, makes the Top\nEnd a must-visit destination and a great place to live.\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- [Page 28]\nHorizon 1 to 2028\nCentral Australia\nRegional action plan\nCentral Australia is a must-visit destination known for Shared target for 2032 – Central Australia\nits iconic landscapes, unique experiences and strong\nyear-round visitation.\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- Shared target for 2032\nVision\nTo unite and activate industry, community, and government\nin delivering a whole-of-Territory visitor economy that drives\n$3bn 1.7m\nshared prosperity and pride for the Territory.\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- [pages 14,15,16,17,18]\ne and drives demand in\nthe NT’s unique landscapes, culture and experiences priority markets.\nthrough targeted campaigns and partnerships, focusing • Compelling storytelling that inspires people to\non audiences most likely to visit.\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- [pages 2,3,4,5,6,7]\n[Page 2]\nParrtjima Festival, Alice Springs\nCover image: T20 International Cricket, Darwin\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- [Page 3]\nContents\nMinister’s message 2\nHon Marie-Clare Boothby MLA\nOur visitor economy 4\nPaul Ah Chee, Chair Tourism and Events NT Advisory Board,\nSuzana Bishop, CEO Tourism and Events NT,\nDanial Rochford, CEO Tourism Central Australia,\nSam Bennett, GM Tourism Top End\nA new strategy 6\nTerritory value proposition 7\nA visitor economy to power 8\nthe Territory’s future\nCollaborative, industry-led, co-designed 10\nPerception action plan 12\nExperiences action plan 14\nPeople and workforce action plan 16\nInfrastructure and investment action plan 18\nAccess and connectivity action plan 20\nTop End regional action plan 22\nCentral Australia regional action plan 26\nTourism and Events Northern Territory 1\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- Previous Tourism NT annual reports:\n2023-24 annual report\n(PDF, 10.5MB)\n2023-24 annual report\n(PDF, 10.5MB)\nand the\n2023-24 grants appendix\n(PDF, 530.1KB)\n  Source: `pages/annual-reports-index.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/about-us/annual-reports)`\n- Contact\nOffice locations\nDarwin\n(Head Office)\nLevel 8, Charles Darwin Centre\n19 The Mall\nDarwin NT 0800\nGPO Box 1155\nDarwin NT 0801\n[email protected]\n08 8999 3900\nAlice Springs\nLevel 1, Alice Plaza, Todd Mall\nAlice Springs NT 0870\n[email protected]\n08 8999 3900\nSydney\nLevel 28\n180 George Street\nSydney NSW 2000\n[email protected]\n08 8999 3900\nRegional Tourism Organisations\nTop End Visitor Information Centre\n[email protected]\n61 1300 138 886\nOperation hours: 9.00am - 4.30pm, Monday - Friday and 10am - 2pm Saturday and Sunday\nVisit the Top End website\nTourism Central Australia\n[email protected]\n61 1800 645 199\nOperation hours: 9am - 3pm daily\nVisit the Central Australia website\nVisitor Information Centres\nKatherine Visitor Information Centre\n[email protected]\n61 1300 138 886\nOperation hours: 9.00am - 4.30pm, Monday - Friday and 10am - 2pm Saturday and Sunday\nVisit the Top End website\n  Source: `pages/contact.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/contact)`\n- More information\nTourism overnight trends\nFinancial year ending December 2025\nannual visitor spend 2025\n2.3\n$\nB\nTrips\n1.3\nM\nAverage nights\n6.9\nSpend per trip\n1802\n$\nLatest\nnews\nSee all\nTerritory artists win opportunity to take BASSINTHEGRASS stage\n29 April 2026\nThree emerging Territory acts will take on the Territory’s biggest music stage in 2026 after winning the BASSINTHEGRASS Territory Artist Competitio\nBaby Animals and Choirboys to headline Alice Springs Masters Games’ opening ceremony\n29 April 2026\nTwo of Australia’s most iconic rock acts, Baby Animals and Choirboys, will headline the Opening Ceremony of the 2026 Alice Springs Masters Games (A\nNT Events Calendar Receives Another Boost with 26 Events Secured\n28 April 2026\nThe Northern Territory’s events calendar has received a major boost, with 26 events secured through Round 2 of the 2025–26 Event Funding Program (E\n  Source: `pages/homepage.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/)`\n- Email:\n[email protected]\nPhone:\n61 8 8980 6000 or 61 1300 138 886\nTourism Central Australia (TCA)\nTCA is the regional tourism office serving the area commonly referred to as the 'Red Centre' which includes Alice Springs, Ulu\nr\nu, Tennant Creek and surrounding areas.\n  Source: `pages/leadership.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/about-us/leadership-governance)`\n- Email:\n[email protected]\nPhone:\n61 8 8952 5800 or 61 1800 645 199\nBusiness development partners\nExpand All\nThe Commonwealth Department of Industry, Innovation and Science (AusIndustry)\nAusIndustry provides services from government agencies to support businesses across all industries throughout Australia, connecting them with information, grants, registrations and support to help businesses succeed.\n  Source: `pages/leadership.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/about-us/leadership-governance)`\n- Darwin\nEmail:\n[email protected]\nPhone:\n61 1800 229 500\nAlice Springs\nEmail:\n[email protected]\nPhone:\n61 8 8951 5788\nIndigenous Business Australia (IBA)\nIndigenous Business Australia\nis an Australian Government statutory authority set up to assist Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander owned businesses with economic and development opportunities.\n  Source: `pages/leadership.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/about-us/leadership-governance)`\n- Darwin\nAddress:\nJacana House, Level 4, 39-41 Woods Street, Darwin NT 0800\nPhone:\n61 1800 107 107\n  Source: `pages/leadership.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/about-us/leadership-governance)`\n- News & media\nIndustry news and updates\nTerritory artists win opportunity to take BASSINTHEGRASS stage\n29 April 2026\nThree emerging Territory acts will take on the Territory’s biggest music stage in 2026 after winning the BASSINTHEGRASS Territory Artist Competitio\nRead more\nBaby Animals and Choirboys to headline Alice Springs Masters Games’ opening ceremony\n29 April 2026\nTwo of Australia’s most iconic rock acts, Baby Animals and Choirboys, will headline the Opening Ceremony of the 2026 Alice Springs Masters Games (A\nRead more\nNT Events Calendar Receives Another Boost with 26 Events Secured\n28 April 2026\nThe Northern Territory’s events calendar has received a major boost, with 26 events secured through Round 2 of the 2025–26 Event Funding Program (E\nRead more\nNominations open for 2026 Brolga Awards\n10 April 2026\n  Source: `pages/news-latest.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/news)`\n\n## Key Metrics\n\n| Values found | Evidence | Source |\n|---|---|---|\n| $12.88 million, 12.88 million | The study found that $12.88 million was spent in Darwin from cruise holidays over the entire cruise season (October 2019-April 2020). | `pages/strategies-index__12.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/strategy-insights/research)` |\n| $2.2 billion, 2.2 billion, 1.5 million | The Strategy targets $2.2 billion in visitor expenditure and 1.5 million trips by 2032. | `pages/strategies-index__19.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/strategy-insights/sector-development/business-events)` |\n| $3 billion, 3 billion, 1.7 million | Trade Events\nIndustry\nresources\nSustainable tourism\nEssential toolkits and guides\nEvent Funding Program (EFP)\nAboriginal Cultural Tourism\nupdates\nNT Visitor Economy Strategy 2032\nThe Strategy sets a bold vision to grow visitor spending to $3 billion and increase overnight trips to 1.7 million. | `pages/homepage.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/)` |\n| 1 million | Partner Projects\nTourism Australia quick links:\nFuture of Demand\nFuture of Distribution\nBusiness events research\nInternational Consumer Demand Project\nAustralian Youth sector\nHistorical Projects\nExpand All\nDrive Study 2023\nIn 2023, the total volume of drive tourists numbered over 1 million, a growth of over 80,000 drive tourists from 2022. | `pages/strategies-index__12.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/strategy-insights/research)` |\n| $287.52 | A recent (2023) drive study undertaken by Tourism NT found the average drive traveller stays approximately 16 days and spends an estimated $287.52 per person per day, covering 500km of travel and driving an average 5 to 6 hrs each day. | `pages/strategies-index__12.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/strategy-insights/research)` |\n| $181 million, 181 million | Cruise\nCruise and expedition shipping plays an important role in the Territory's tourism industry, generating up to an estimated $181 million of total economic output in the financial year 2023/24. | `pages/strategies-index__15.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/strategy-insights/sector-development/cruise)` |\n| $3bn | Shared target for 2032\nVision\nTo unite and activate industry, community, and government\nin delivering a whole-of-Territory visitor economy that drives\n$3bn 1.7m\nshared prosperity and pride for the Territory. | `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)` |\n| $1bn | By improving access, infrastructure and workforce\n$1bn 600,000\ncapability, visitors will be able to reach the region more\neasily, explore further and stay longer. | `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)` |\n| $3bn | Shared target for 2032\nVision\nTo unite and activate industry, community, and government\nin delivering a whole-of-Territory visitor economy that drives\n$3bn 1.7m\nshared prosperity and pride for the Territory. | `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)` |\n| 1 million | Partner Projects\nTourism Australia quick links:\nFuture of Demand\nFuture of Distribution\nBusiness events research\nInternational Consumer Demand Project\nAustralian Youth sector\nHistorical Projects\nExpand All\nDrive Study 2023\nIn 2023, the total volume of drive tourists numbered over 1 million, a growth of over 80,000 drive tourists from 2022. | `pages/strategies-index__12.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/strategy-insights/research)` |\n| $287.52 | A recent (2023) drive study undertaken by Tourism NT found the average drive traveller stays approximately 16 days and spends an estimated $287.52 per person per day, covering 500km of travel and driving an average 5 to 6 hrs each day. | `pages/strategies-index__12.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/strategy-insights/research)` |\n\n## Key Achievements\n\n- NT Cruise Tourism Strategy 2022 - 2025\nTourism and Events NT, in consultation with industry has delivered the\nNorthern Territory Cruise Tourism Strategy 2022 - 2025\n(PDF, 4.8MB)\n, to maximise the benefits of cruise shipping to the Territory.\n  Source: `pages/strategies-index__15.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/strategy-insights/sector-development/cruise)`\n- [pages 14,15,16,17,18]\ne and drives demand in\nthe NT’s unique landscapes, culture and experiences priority markets.\nthrough targeted campaigns and partnerships, focusing • Compelling storytelling that inspires people to\non audiences most likely to visit.\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- [pages 2,3,4,5,6,7]\n[Page 2]\nParrtjima Festival, Alice Springs\nCover image: T20 International Cricket, Darwin\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- [Page 3]\nContents\nMinister’s message 2\nHon Marie-Clare Boothby MLA\nOur visitor economy 4\nPaul Ah Chee, Chair Tourism and Events NT Advisory Board,\nSuzana Bishop, CEO Tourism and Events NT,\nDanial Rochford, CEO Tourism Central Australia,\nSam Bennett, GM Tourism Top End\nA new strategy 6\nTerritory value proposition 7\nA visitor economy to power 8\nthe Territory’s future\nCollaborative, industry-led, co-designed 10\nPerception action plan 12\nExperiences action plan 14\nPeople and workforce action plan 16\nInfrastructure and investment action plan 18\nAccess and connectivity action plan 20\nTop End regional action plan 22\nCentral Australia regional action plan 26\nTourism and Events Northern Territory 1\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- [Page 24]\nHorizon 1 to 2028\nTop End\nRegional action plan\nA vibrant, year-round visitor economy, with Shared target for 2032 – Top End\naccessible world-class experiences, makes the Top\nEnd a must-visit destination and a great place to live.\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- [Page 28]\nHorizon 1 to 2028\nCentral Australia\nRegional action plan\nCentral Australia is a must-visit destination known for Shared target for 2032 – Central Australia\nits iconic landscapes, unique experiences and strong\nyear-round visitation.\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- Previous Tourism NT annual reports:\n2023-24 annual report\n(PDF, 10.5MB)\n2023-24 annual report\n(PDF, 10.5MB)\nand the\n2023-24 grants appendix\n(PDF, 530.1KB)\n  Source: `pages/annual-reports-index.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/about-us/annual-reports)`\n- Contact\nOffice locations\nDarwin\n(Head Office)\nLevel 8, Charles Darwin Centre\n19 The Mall\nDarwin NT 0800\nGPO Box 1155\nDarwin NT 0801\n[email protected]\n08 8999 3900\nAlice Springs\nLevel 1, Alice Plaza, Todd Mall\nAlice Springs NT 0870\n[email protected]\n08 8999 3900\nSydney\nLevel 28\n180 George Street\nSydney NSW 2000\n[email protected]\n08 8999 3900\nRegional Tourism Organisations\nTop End Visitor Information Centre\n[email protected]\n61 1300 138 886\nOperation hours: 9.00am - 4.30pm, Monday - Friday and 10am - 2pm Saturday and Sunday\nVisit the Top End website\nTourism Central Australia\n[email protected]\n61 1800 645 199\nOperation hours: 9am - 3pm daily\nVisit the Central Australia website\nVisitor Information Centres\nKatherine Visitor Information Centre\n[email protected]\n61 1300 138 886\nOperation hours: 9.00am - 4.30pm, Monday - Friday and 10am - 2pm Saturday and Sunday\nVisit the Top End website\n  Source: `pages/contact.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/contact)`\n- More information\nTourism overnight trends\nFinancial year ending December 2025\nannual visitor spend 2025\n2.3\n$\nB\nTrips\n1.3\nM\nAverage nights\n6.9\nSpend per trip\n1802\n$\nLatest\nnews\nSee all\nTerritory artists win opportunity to take BASSINTHEGRASS stage\n29 April 2026\nThree emerging Territory acts will take on the Territory’s biggest music stage in 2026 after winning the BASSINTHEGRASS Territory Artist Competitio\nBaby Animals and Choirboys to headline Alice Springs Masters Games’ opening ceremony\n29 April 2026\nTwo of Australia’s most iconic rock acts, Baby Animals and Choirboys, will headline the Opening Ceremony of the 2026 Alice Springs Masters Games (A\nNT Events Calendar Receives Another Boost with 26 Events Secured\n28 April 2026\nThe Northern Territory’s events calendar has received a major boost, with 26 events secured through Round 2 of the 2025–26 Event Funding Program (E\n  Source: `pages/homepage.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/)`\n- Email:\n[email protected]\nPhone:\n61 8 8980 6000 or 61 1300 138 886\nTourism Central Australia (TCA)\nTCA is the regional tourism office serving the area commonly referred to as the 'Red Centre' which includes Alice Springs, Ulu\nr\nu, Tennant Creek and surrounding areas.\n  Source: `pages/leadership.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/about-us/leadership-governance)`\n- Email:\n[email protected]\nPhone:\n61 8 8952 5800 or 61 1800 645 199\nBusiness development partners\nExpand All\nThe Commonwealth Department of Industry, Innovation and Science (AusIndustry)\nAusIndustry provides services from government agencies to support businesses across all industries throughout Australia, connecting them with information, grants, registrations and support to help businesses succeed.\n  Source: `pages/leadership.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/about-us/leadership-governance)`\n- Darwin\nEmail:\n[email protected]\nPhone:\n61 1800 229 500\nAlice Springs\nEmail:\n[email protected]\nPhone:\n61 8 8951 5788\nIndigenous Business Australia (IBA)\nIndigenous Business Australia\nis an Australian Government statutory authority set up to assist Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander owned businesses with economic and development opportunities.\n  Source: `pages/leadership.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/about-us/leadership-governance)`\n\n## Key Issues, Risks, and Recommendations\n\n- Read more\nNT Government set to drive growth with next phase of Visitor Economy Strategy 2032\n25 March 2026\nThe Northern Territory Government through Tourism and Events NT has launched the next phase of the Northern Territory Visitor Economy Strategy 2032\nRead more\nMXGP of Australia Tickets On Sale as State Challenge Returns\n06 February 2026\nTickets are now on sale for the MXGP of Australia 2026, which returns to Darwin from 18–20 September and once again features the MA Motocross State\nRead more\n  Source: `pages/news-latest.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/news)`\n- [pages 14,15,16,17,18]\ne and drives demand in\nthe NT’s unique landscapes, culture and experiences priority markets.\nthrough targeted campaigns and partnerships, focusing • Compelling storytelling that inspires people to\non audiences most likely to visit.\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- [pages 2,3,4,5,6,7]\n[Page 2]\nParrtjima Festival, Alice Springs\nCover image: T20 International Cricket, Darwin\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- [Page 3]\nContents\nMinister’s message 2\nHon Marie-Clare Boothby MLA\nOur visitor economy 4\nPaul Ah Chee, Chair Tourism and Events NT Advisory Board,\nSuzana Bishop, CEO Tourism and Events NT,\nDanial Rochford, CEO Tourism Central Australia,\nSam Bennett, GM Tourism Top End\nA new strategy 6\nTerritory value proposition 7\nA visitor economy to power 8\nthe Territory’s future\nCollaborative, industry-led, co-designed 10\nPerception action plan 12\nExperiences action plan 14\nPeople and workforce action plan 16\nInfrastructure and investment action plan 18\nAccess and connectivity action plan 20\nTop End regional action plan 22\nCentral Australia regional action plan 26\nTourism and Events Northern Territory 1\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- [Page 24]\nHorizon 1 to 2028\nTop End\nRegional action plan\nA vibrant, year-round visitor economy, with Shared target for 2032 – Top End\naccessible world-class experiences, makes the Top\nEnd a must-visit destination and a great place to live.\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- [Page 28]\nHorizon 1 to 2028\nCentral Australia\nRegional action plan\nCentral Australia is a must-visit destination known for Shared target for 2032 – Central Australia\nits iconic landscapes, unique experiences and strong\nyear-round visitation.\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- Previous Tourism NT annual reports:\n2023-24 annual report\n(PDF, 10.5MB)\n2023-24 annual report\n(PDF, 10.5MB)\nand the\n2023-24 grants appendix\n(PDF, 530.1KB)\n  Source: `pages/annual-reports-index.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/about-us/annual-reports)`\n- Contact\nOffice locations\nDarwin\n(Head Office)\nLevel 8, Charles Darwin Centre\n19 The Mall\nDarwin NT 0800\nGPO Box 1155\nDarwin NT 0801\n[email protected]\n08 8999 3900\nAlice Springs\nLevel 1, Alice Plaza, Todd Mall\nAlice Springs NT 0870\n[email protected]\n08 8999 3900\nSydney\nLevel 28\n180 George Street\nSydney NSW 2000\n[email protected]\n08 8999 3900\nRegional Tourism Organisations\nTop End Visitor Information Centre\n[email protected]\n61 1300 138 886\nOperation hours: 9.00am - 4.30pm, Monday - Friday and 10am - 2pm Saturday and Sunday\nVisit the Top End website\nTourism Central Australia\n[email protected]\n61 1800 645 199\nOperation hours: 9am - 3pm daily\nVisit the Central Australia website\nVisitor Information Centres\nKatherine Visitor Information Centre\n[email protected]\n61 1300 138 886\nOperation hours: 9.00am - 4.30pm, Monday - Friday and 10am - 2pm Saturday and Sunday\nVisit the Top End website\n  Source: `pages/contact.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/contact)`\n- More information\nTourism overnight trends\nFinancial year ending December 2025\nannual visitor spend 2025\n2.3\n$\nB\nTrips\n1.3\nM\nAverage nights\n6.9\nSpend per trip\n1802\n$\nLatest\nnews\nSee all\nTerritory artists win opportunity to take BASSINTHEGRASS stage\n29 April 2026\nThree emerging Territory acts will take on the Territory’s biggest music stage in 2026 after winning the BASSINTHEGRASS Territory Artist Competitio\nBaby Animals and Choirboys to headline Alice Springs Masters Games’ opening ceremony\n29 April 2026\nTwo of Australia’s most iconic rock acts, Baby Animals and Choirboys, will headline the Opening Ceremony of the 2026 Alice Springs Masters Games (A\nNT Events Calendar Receives Another Boost with 26 Events Secured\n28 April 2026\nThe Northern Territory’s events calendar has received a major boost, with 26 events secured through Round 2 of the 2025–26 Event Funding Program (E\n  Source: `pages/homepage.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/)`\n- Email:\n[email protected]\nPhone:\n61 8 8980 6000 or 61 1300 138 886\nTourism Central Australia (TCA)\nTCA is the regional tourism office serving the area commonly referred to as the 'Red Centre' which includes Alice Springs, Ulu\nr\nu, Tennant Creek and surrounding areas.\n  Source: `pages/leadership.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/about-us/leadership-governance)`\n- Email:\n[email protected]\nPhone:\n61 8 8952 5800 or 61 1800 645 199\nBusiness development partners\nExpand All\nThe Commonwealth Department of Industry, Innovation and Science (AusIndustry)\nAusIndustry provides services from government agencies to support businesses across all industries throughout Australia, connecting them with information, grants, registrations and support to help businesses succeed.\n  Source: `pages/leadership.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/about-us/leadership-governance)`\n- Darwin\nEmail:\n[email protected]\nPhone:\n61 1800 229 500\nAlice Springs\nEmail:\n[email protected]\nPhone:\n61 8 8951 5788\nIndigenous Business Australia (IBA)\nIndigenous Business Australia\nis an Australian Government statutory authority set up to assist Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander owned businesses with economic and development opportunities.\n  Source: `pages/leadership.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/about-us/leadership-governance)`\n- Darwin\nAddress:\nJacana House, Level 4, 39-41 Woods Street, Darwin NT 0800\nPhone:\n61 1800 107 107\n  Source: `pages/leadership.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/about-us/leadership-governance)`\n- News & media\nIndustry news and updates\nTerritory artists win opportunity to take BASSINTHEGRASS stage\n29 April 2026\nThree emerging Territory acts will take on the Territory’s biggest music stage in 2026 after winning the BASSINTHEGRASS Territory Artist Competitio\nRead more\nBaby Animals and Choirboys to headline Alice Springs Masters Games’ opening ceremony\n29 April 2026\nTwo of Australia’s most iconic rock acts, Baby Animals and Choirboys, will headline the Opening Ceremony of the 2026 Alice Springs Masters Games (A\nRead more\nNT Events Calendar Receives Another Boost with 26 Events Secured\n28 April 2026\nThe Northern Territory’s events calendar has received a major boost, with 26 events secured through Round 2 of the 2025–26 Event Funding Program (E\nRead more\nNominations open for 2026 Brolga Awards\n10 April 2026\n  Source: `pages/news-latest.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/news)`\n\n## Corporate Values and Operating Culture\n\n- [Page 3]\nContents\nMinister’s message 2\nHon Marie-Clare Boothby MLA\nOur visitor economy 4\nPaul Ah Chee, Chair Tourism and Events NT Advisory Board,\nSuzana Bishop, CEO Tourism and Events NT,\nDanial Rochford, CEO Tourism Central Australia,\nSam Bennett, GM Tourism Top End\nA new strategy 6\nTerritory value proposition 7\nA visitor economy to power 8\nthe Territory’s future\nCollaborative, industry-led, co-designed 10\nPerception action plan 12\nExperiences action plan 14\nPeople and workforce action plan 16\nInfrastructure and investment action plan 18\nAccess and connectivity action plan 20\nTop End regional action plan 22\nCentral Australia regional action plan 26\nTourism and Events Northern Territory 1\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- [pages 14,15,16,17,18]\ne and drives demand in\nthe NT’s unique landscapes, culture and experiences priority markets.\nthrough targeted campaigns and partnerships, focusing • Compelling storytelling that inspires people to\non audiences most likely to visit.\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- [Page 18]\nHorizon 1 to 2028\nPeople\nand workforce\nAction plan\nInvest in people and workforce development\nThe visitor economy relies on people – the guides, hosts,\nIn 2032 success looks like:\noperators and service teams who bring the Territory’s\nstories and experiences to life.\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- [pages 2,3,4,5,6,7]\n[Page 2]\nParrtjima Festival, Alice Springs\nCover image: T20 International Cricket, Darwin\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- [Page 24]\nHorizon 1 to 2028\nTop End\nRegional action plan\nA vibrant, year-round visitor economy, with Shared target for 2032 – Top End\naccessible world-class experiences, makes the Top\nEnd a must-visit destination and a great place to live.\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- [Page 28]\nHorizon 1 to 2028\nCentral Australia\nRegional action plan\nCentral Australia is a must-visit destination known for Shared target for 2032 – Central Australia\nits iconic landscapes, unique experiences and strong\nyear-round visitation.\n  Source: `strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)`\n- Previous Tourism NT annual reports:\n2023-24 annual report\n(PDF, 10.5MB)\n2023-24 annual report\n(PDF, 10.5MB)\nand the\n2023-24 grants appendix\n(PDF, 530.1KB)\n  Source: `pages/annual-reports-index.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/about-us/annual-reports)`\n- Contact\nOffice locations\nDarwin\n(Head Office)\nLevel 8, Charles Darwin Centre\n19 The Mall\nDarwin NT 0800\nGPO Box 1155\nDarwin NT 0801\n[email protected]\n08 8999 3900\nAlice Springs\nLevel 1, Alice Plaza, Todd Mall\nAlice Springs NT 0870\n[email protected]\n08 8999 3900\nSydney\nLevel 28\n180 George Street\nSydney NSW 2000\n[email protected]\n08 8999 3900\nRegional Tourism Organisations\nTop End Visitor Information Centre\n[email protected]\n61 1300 138 886\nOperation hours: 9.00am - 4.30pm, Monday - Friday and 10am - 2pm Saturday and Sunday\nVisit the Top End website\nTourism Central Australia\n[email protected]\n61 1800 645 199\nOperation hours: 9am - 3pm daily\nVisit the Central Australia website\nVisitor Information Centres\nKatherine Visitor Information Centre\n[email protected]\n61 1300 138 886\nOperation hours: 9.00am - 4.30pm, Monday - Friday and 10am - 2pm Saturday and Sunday\nVisit the Top End website\n  Source: `pages/contact.html (https://www.tourismnt.com.au/contact)`\n\n## Global Ideas and Case Study Inputs\n\n_No global-intelligence source text found yet. 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      "effort": "High",
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      "quote": "Partner Projects\nTourism Australia quick links:\nFuture of Demand\nFuture of Distribution\nBusiness events research\nInternational Consumer Demand Project\nAustralian Youth sector\nHistorical Projects\nExpand All\nDrive Study 2023\nIn 2023, the total volume of drive tourists numbered over 1 million, a growth of over 80,000 drive tourists from 2022.",
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      "scale": "small",
      "title": "Plain-language service pages and proactive status updates",
      "idea": "Rewrite high-volume pages and letters into plain language, add status notifications, and measure contact reduction.",
      "quote": "By improving access, infrastructure and workforce\n$1bn 600,000\ncapability, visitors will be able to reach the region more\neasily, explore further and stay longer.",
      "impact": "High",
      "effort": "Low",
      "proof": "Evidence-backed",
      "beneficiaries": "Citizens / service users",
      "source": "strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)",
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      "quote": "By improving access, infrastructure and workforce\n$1bn 600,000\ncapability, visitors will be able to reach the region more\neasily, explore further and stay longer.",
      "impact": "Very High",
      "effort": "High",
      "proof": "Evidence-backed",
      "beneficiaries": "Citizens / service users",
      "source": "strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)",
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      "idea": "Create controlled templates for summarising reports, submissions, minutes, and ministerial briefs.",
      "quote": "By improving access, infrastructure and workforce\n$1bn 600,000\ncapability, visitors will be able to reach the region more\neasily, explore further and stay longer.",
      "impact": "High",
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      "proof": "Evidence-backed",
      "beneficiaries": "APS staff / executives",
      "source": "strategies/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf (https://www.tourismandeventsnt.com.au/system/files/uploads/files/2026/visitor-economy-strategy-2032_0.pdf)",
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      "quote": "By improving access, infrastructure and workforce\n$1bn 600,000\ncapability, visitors will be able to reach the region more\neasily, explore further and stay longer.",
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