Flinders Ranges and Outback Integrated Strategic Tourism Plan

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Final Plan Action Plan Framework State Directions Reference Strategy Key Actions Work with operators with interest in and capacity to provide high quality ecologically sustainable accommodation Primary Responsibility SATC Partners Timeframe Priority NRDB SFRDB Industry In response to investor interest Urgent D Develop a more appealing Flinders Ranges and Outback SA of tomorrow Investigate the establishment of a Flinders Ranges Visitor Information Centre, in association with an Interpretive Centre of the region’s geology, ecology, culture and history staffed by independent professionally trained personnel, possibly supported by “Friends of Parks” volunteers at peak times and able to generate income through a quality café, regional art gallery and sales of regional product and locally made souvenirs. Continue to provide training opportunities for tour operators and accommodation providers to develop geotourism experiences in accordance with the model developed through the Mountains of Memory Project. Support the Introduction of high yield and high value guided tours to geological sites that need to be protected. Continue to develop the interpretive facilities associated with rail, mining, pastoral and other aspects of our regional heritage. Support the funding proposal for development of the next stage of the Blinman Mine Interpretive Experience. Under Review (to be confirmed) SATC FRTOA Councils OACDT SFRDB NRDB Blinman Progress Association Councils Tourism Operators Partners in The Mountains of Memory Project Steam Town Pichi Richi Railways DTIE DEH – Heritage Branch SATC 2009/10 for scoping study Ongoing Ongoing Important Urgent Urgent A D Provide Information in a range of ways to increase awareness of and participation in our geological and cultural heritage Develop a more appealing Flinders Ranges and Outback SA of tomorrow Implement the initiatives of the Mountains of Memory project with respect to authentic souvenirs that represent the region’s geological and ecological features. Investigate cost effective ways of utilising new technology to support increased access to places off the main routes and tracks and to build itineraries that match travellers’ interests to the available experiences. This could be piloted by working with existing operators on the Birdsville Track. Progressively implement the Southern Flinders Ranges Cycle Tourism Master Plan. FRTOA SATC SFRDB SFRTA NRDB SATC SFRTA Desert Knowledge CRC NRDB OACDT SAALNRM DEH SATC Councils Ongoing 2008/09 and ongoing Ongoing Important Important Urban & Regional Planning Solutions d:\frosa region istp\frosa region istp.doc Page 91
Final Plan Action Plan Framework State Directions Reference Strategy Key Actions Progressively develop and promote the Flinders Ranges Bike trail network in the Central Flinders Ranges Develop links between the Southern and Central Flinders Ranges for Cycle tourism. Undertake a feasibility study for a major regional tourism cycling event in partnership with State and National cycling organisations. Primary Responsibility Flinders by Bike SFRTA Flinders by Bike Partners Timeframe Priority DEH SATC DEH SFRDB NRDB SATC FRTOA Ongoing Ongoing Important Important D Develop a more appealing Flinders Ranges and Outback SA of tomorrow Support existing Aboriginal tourism ventures to develop and enhance their products and service levels to enable them to be recognised as “ready” for international distribution in partnership with other tourism operators. Actively promote those operators who achieve the requirements for international trade. Identify opportunities to increase access to Aboriginal art and crafts and to provide additional guided tours and cultural experiences. SATC NRDB NRDB OACDT Indigenous operators DEH Cooperative Management Boards Aboriginal Communities FROSAT Country Arts SA Next 12 months and ongoing Next 12 months and ongoing Important Important C Communicate the most appealing Flinders Ranges and Outback SA of today Investigate the feasibility of serviced huts that would support a high yield bushwalking experience on or near the Heysen Trail. Explore a range of delivery mechanisms that would facilitate a public/private partnership that would satisfy conservation and community objectives. Support new events that reinforce the region’s key attributes and deliver real benefits to communities. Promote the best that Coober Pedy has to offer our international and domestic target markers. Enhance and expand existing products to provide outstanding experiences for those seeking opal, adventure and high quality service in a totally distinctive physical and cultural environment. DEH FROSAT Councils SATC FROSAT Industry investors SATC Heysen Working Group Events organizers SATC OACDT Coober Pedy Council Tourism Operators 2009/10 Important Ongoing Next 12 months and ongoing Urban & Regional Planning Solutions d:\frosa region istp\frosa region istp.doc Page 92
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