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    (triumphant music)
    (triumphant music)

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    - [David] Hi, I'm David Smith, manager of strategic research
    - [David] Hi, I'm David Smith, manager of strategic research

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    and analysis with Tourism Research Australia.
    and analysis with Tourism Research Australia.

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    We're actually a small but important part of Austrade
    We're actually a small but important part of Austrade

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    and that job is to provide national leadership
    and that job is to provide national leadership

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    in tourism statistics.
    in tourism statistics.

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    Turning to Austrade more generally,
    Turning to Austrade more generally,

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    our goal is to boost national prosperity,
    our goal is to boost national prosperity,

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    supporting the objectives of Australian
    supporting the objectives of Australian

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    businesses seeking export opportunities
    businesses seeking export opportunities

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    and facilitating more direct investment.
    and facilitating more direct investment.

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    By international standards Australia
    By international standards Australia

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    is still a very small country.
    is still a very small country.

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    What I say geographically, we have a small, spread out
    What I say geographically, we have a small, spread out

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    population and we're always challenged by the
    population and we're always challenged by the

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    economic powerhouses of Europe, Asia and North America.
    economic powerhouses of Europe, Asia and North America.

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    But, as I'm sure you'll agree,
    But, as I'm sure you'll agree,

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    we're also a very smart country.
    we're also a very smart country.

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    In a more connected and competitive world the service
    In a more connected and competitive world the service

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    we offer are critical in bringing international
    we offer are critical in bringing international

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    business to Australia's door and strengthening
    business to Australia's door and strengthening

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    Australia's business environment,
    Australia's business environment,

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    and that's what is appealing about our challenge.
    and that's what is appealing about our challenge.

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    For the SME's involved our challenge is attractive
    For the SME's involved our challenge is attractive

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    in three important ways.
    in three important ways.

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    First, it offers the opportunity for innovation.
    First, it offers the opportunity for innovation.

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    Second, it has a very strong commercial potential.
    Second, it has a very strong commercial potential.

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    Finally, you can make a real difference to our
    Finally, you can make a real difference to our

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    tourism investment and policy environment.
    tourism investment and policy environment.

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    There are of course many positive associations with tourism,
    There are of course many positive associations with tourism,

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    but at it's core, tourism is a very serious business.
    but at it's core, tourism is a very serious business.

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    To put this in perspective, it's our largest
    To put this in perspective, it's our largest

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    service export by far, and currently it accounts
    service export by far, and currently it accounts

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    for one in 20 Australian jobs.
    for one in 20 Australian jobs.

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    That figure stretches out to almost one in 12 when you
    That figure stretches out to almost one in 12 when you

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    factor in indirect effects of tourism.
    factor in indirect effects of tourism.

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    It's also out performing most other sectors of the economy.
    It's also out performing most other sectors of the economy.

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    In fact Deloitte called it one of Australia's
    In fact Deloitte called it one of Australia's

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    super gross sectors, it will drive new jobs and help
    super gross sectors, it will drive new jobs and help

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    diversify our economy in the future.
    diversify our economy in the future.

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    This performance is fueled by a strong
    This performance is fueled by a strong

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    investment pipeline, helping domestic demand,
    investment pipeline, helping domestic demand,

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    and rapid international growth in competitive numbers.
    and rapid international growth in competitive numbers.

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    Which is coming off the back of a surge in global middle
    Which is coming off the back of a surge in global middle

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    classes, open sky arrangements and falling air fares.
    classes, open sky arrangements and falling air fares.

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    To thrive in this changing, challenging and growing
    To thrive in this changing, challenging and growing

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    environment you need evidence insights
    environment you need evidence insights

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    to support informed decision making.
    to support informed decision making.

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    This is particularly the case for investors.
    This is particularly the case for investors.

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    For example, the cost of constructing a new resort or
    For example, the cost of constructing a new resort or

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    five-star hotel can nearly run into the hundreds of millions
    five-star hotel can nearly run into the hundreds of millions

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    of dollars, and even if you're building a casino you
    of dollars, and even if you're building a casino you

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    don't want to gamble on where to invest future growth
    don't want to gamble on where to invest future growth

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    prospects of your local competition.
    prospects of your local competition.

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    But our data isn't always suited to the needs of these
    But our data isn't always suited to the needs of these

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    clients, many of them are based over seas
    clients, many of them are based over seas

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    and lack that important local knowledge.
    and lack that important local knowledge.

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    We do have some very good demand
    We do have some very good demand

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    site measures from our various tourism surveys.
    site measures from our various tourism surveys.

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    This includes the National Visitor Survey covering
    This includes the National Visitor Survey covering

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    around 120,000 Australians each year.
    around 120,000 Australians each year.

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    And there's Internal Visitor Survey of around 40,000
    And there's Internal Visitor Survey of around 40,000

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    departing over seas tourists.
    departing over seas tourists.

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    Both of these surveys are long running, well regarded
    Both of these surveys are long running, well regarded

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    data collections, but our supply site measures on
    data collections, but our supply site measures on

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    accomodation, labour, transport and investment only
    accomodation, labour, transport and investment only

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    reflect a subset of the visitor economy and fail
    reflect a subset of the visitor economy and fail

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    to capture the growing impacts of digital disruption.
    to capture the growing impacts of digital disruption.

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    In other words, the Air BnB, the Deliveroos,
    In other words, the Air BnB, the Deliveroos,

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    the Ubers and the Airtaskers of this world,
    the Ubers and the Airtaskers of this world,

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    plus the various platforms from which they operate.
    plus the various platforms from which they operate.

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    Also, much the data is produced
    Also, much the data is produced

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    lacks granularity and timeliness.
    lacks granularity and timeliness.

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    In fact it's essential to informed decision making in 2019,
    In fact it's essential to informed decision making in 2019,

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    and that's not going to go away soon,
    and that's not going to go away soon,

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    demand and expectations for this level
    demand and expectations for this level

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    of detail will only increase in the future.
    of detail will only increase in the future.

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    These shortcomings also hamper the work of policy markers
    These shortcomings also hamper the work of policy markers

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    and planners, for example, the Australian government
    and planners, for example, the Australian government

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    overseas long term tourism policies to better match
    overseas long term tourism policies to better match

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    demand with supply though periods of rapid growth.
    demand with supply though periods of rapid growth.

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    This includes the current tourism 2020 strategy
    This includes the current tourism 2020 strategy

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    and new long-term strategy beyond 2020;
    and new long-term strategy beyond 2020;

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    which is currently undergoing public consultation.
    which is currently undergoing public consultation.

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    In implementing these strategies, government
    In implementing these strategies, government

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    wants a more detailed and accurate data on tourism
    wants a more detailed and accurate data on tourism

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    performance across Australia so they can see how industries
    performance across Australia so they can see how industries

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    tracking against these strategic goals.
    tracking against these strategic goals.

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    This will even make target interventions
    This will even make target interventions

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    and deliver better policy outcomes.
    and deliver better policy outcomes.

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    It also includes the monitoring of the growing impact
    It also includes the monitoring of the growing impact

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    of sharing economy providers onto additional sectors.
    of sharing economy providers onto additional sectors.

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    For instance, there's a growth of Air BnB's in our cities
    For instance, there's a growth of Air BnB's in our cities

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    cannibalising business from the big providers
    cannibalising business from the big providers

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    or is it providing a complementary service for example.
    or is it providing a complementary service for example.

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    Perhaps opening up more trouble for Australians
    Perhaps opening up more trouble for Australians

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    and helping the accommodations take the better cope
    and helping the accommodations take the better cope

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    with periods of peak demand and providing a more
    with periods of peak demand and providing a more

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    customised accommodation experiences.
    customised accommodation experiences.

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    Operators also are seeking access to better data.
    Operators also are seeking access to better data.

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    They need to stay to monitor their performance
    They need to stay to monitor their performance

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    relative to their peers, to identify areas of improvement,
    relative to their peers, to identify areas of improvement,

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    and to give them the confidence to expand their operations.
    and to give them the confidence to expand their operations.

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    There's also a keen interest in better
    There's also a keen interest in better

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    measuring the impact of major events.
    measuring the impact of major events.

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    So just to recap, we have a situation where government,
    So just to recap, we have a situation where government,

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    industry and operators have a thirst for more data
    industry and operators have a thirst for more data

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    for a range of very different, but very important purposes.
    for a range of very different, but very important purposes.

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    In today's world of big data that's becoming more
    In today's world of big data that's becoming more

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    of a expectation than an aspiration.
    of a expectation than an aspiration.

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    But the reality is a lack of accessible data means you
    But the reality is a lack of accessible data means you

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    only get to see part of the story, and that skews the
    only get to see part of the story, and that skews the

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    decision making process as well as slowing it down.
    decision making process as well as slowing it down.

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    Our challenge tackles these sort of issues head on.
    Our challenge tackles these sort of issues head on.

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    If you remember nothing else from this presentation,
    If you remember nothing else from this presentation,

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    I would like you to take away three key words.
    I would like you to take away three key words.

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    The first word is integration.
    The first word is integration.

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    That means integrating big data from various transactional
    That means integrating big data from various transactional

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    systems with conventional data, such as surveys,
    systems with conventional data, such as surveys,

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    or integration supply slide data with demand slide data,
    or integration supply slide data with demand slide data,

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    or bringing in new data on infrastructure or investments,
    or bringing in new data on infrastructure or investments,

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    and population growth to create richer data sets that can
    and population growth to create richer data sets that can

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    be analysed in detailed geographically and temporally.
    be analysed in detailed geographically and temporally.

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    So the challenge here will be identifying
    So the challenge here will be identifying

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    and unlocking new data sources, and finding ways to work
    and unlocking new data sources, and finding ways to work

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    with the owners of this data so we can
    with the owners of this data so we can

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    draw out their full potential.
    draw out their full potential.

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    There will also need to be some hard
    There will also need to be some hard

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    known judgements around the cost of acquiring data,
    known judgements around the cost of acquiring data,

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    privacy concerns and the data reliability.
    privacy concerns and the data reliability.

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    These will be key outcomes of the feasibility stage.
    These will be key outcomes of the feasibility stage.

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    Word number two is intelligence, So that's supplying
    Word number two is intelligence, So that's supplying

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    advance analytics to these integrated data sets
    advance analytics to these integrated data sets

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    to look at the relationship between demand and supply
    to look at the relationship between demand and supply

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    to produce meaningful metrics for industry and government.
    to produce meaningful metrics for industry and government.

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    So these are things like identifying areas
    So these are things like identifying areas

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    of pent up or growing demand, Identifying the range
    of pent up or growing demand, Identifying the range

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    of offerings in the area, and some predictions
    of offerings in the area, and some predictions

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    around future growth prospects.
    around future growth prospects.

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    The third word is insights, so these are the insights
    The third word is insights, so these are the insights

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    that come from integrating data and applying a layer
    that come from integrating data and applying a layer

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    of intelligence for investors this includes
    of intelligence for investors this includes

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    telling them who competitors are in a particular
    telling them who competitors are in a particular

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    location; telling them how their competition is
    location; telling them how their competition is

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    performing; and telling them what these competitors
    performing; and telling them what these competitors

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    are offering their target markets.
    are offering their target markets.

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    This will enable investors to make better choices
    This will enable investors to make better choices

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    around particular sights knowing a bit more
    around particular sights knowing a bit more

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    about their competition will also help them in shaping
    about their competition will also help them in shaping

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    their particular offering so that they can
    their particular offering so that they can

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    find their own niche in this market.
    find their own niche in this market.

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    And just as importantly, it's about complementary
    And just as importantly, it's about complementary

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    activities not just competitors.
    activities not just competitors.

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    So if you are looking to invest in a hotel,
    So if you are looking to invest in a hotel,

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    then the fact that there's a large entertainment
    then the fact that there's a large entertainment

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    precinct near by or major tourists attraction
    precinct near by or major tourists attraction

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    under construction, then that could be
    under construction, then that could be

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    a real game changer in the projects viability.
    a real game changer in the projects viability.

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    Now this is an ambitious challenge naturally comes
    Now this is an ambitious challenge naturally comes

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    with some risks, we're very cognizant of this and we'll
    with some risks, we're very cognizant of this and we'll

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    be addressing risk with a two-pronged approach.
    be addressing risk with a two-pronged approach.

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    Firstly during the feasibility stage, we would expect
    Firstly during the feasibility stage, we would expect

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    the successful SME to work closely with myself and
    the successful SME to work closely with myself and

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    colleagues at Tourism Research Australia.
    colleagues at Tourism Research Australia.

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    To draw on their extensive experience in measuring tourism
    To draw on their extensive experience in measuring tourism

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    and working with big data such as
    and working with big data such as

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    credit card and mobile phone data.
    credit card and mobile phone data.

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    That's really important as you'll need
    That's really important as you'll need

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    sophisticated and clever algorithms to identify and extract
    sophisticated and clever algorithms to identify and extract

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    tourism activity from the masses of data generated
    tourism activity from the masses of data generated

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    by these various sources.
    by these various sources.

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    At this stage it's also important
    At this stage it's also important

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    to note that we expect this product to evolve over time
    to note that we expect this product to evolve over time

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    as we gain access to new or better data.
    as we gain access to new or better data.

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    So version one of what's produced might only look
    So version one of what's produced might only look

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    at the accommodations sector for example,
    at the accommodations sector for example,

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    but it will still be a valuable product.
    but it will still be a valuable product.

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    Eventually though, we'd like to see it expanded
    Eventually though, we'd like to see it expanded

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    to include other parts of visitor economy and consider
    to include other parts of visitor economy and consider

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    broader resident populations as well as visitors.
    broader resident populations as well as visitors.

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    Secondly, we recognise that to be successful
    Secondly, we recognise that to be successful

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    the end product needs commercial appeal.
    the end product needs commercial appeal.

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    That's why Austrade will collaborate and consult
    That's why Austrade will collaborate and consult

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    within the industry, as well as drawing on the skills
    within the industry, as well as drawing on the skills

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    of investment specialists to reach out to clients
    of investment specialists to reach out to clients

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    both in Australia and overseas.
    both in Australia and overseas.

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    This will help the SME to better understand clients
    This will help the SME to better understand clients

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    expectations and requirements and includes things
    expectations and requirements and includes things

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    like the way they'd like their day delivered.
    like the way they'd like their day delivered.

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    The metrics they consider to be the most important
    The metrics they consider to be the most important

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    for their business needs and providing something
    for their business needs and providing something

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    that they can relate to and that's easy
    that they can relate to and that's easy

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    to use and to understand.
    to use and to understand.

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    So thank you all for listening
    So thank you all for listening

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    and if you do have any questions please contact me
    and if you do have any questions please contact me

  • 08:24

    by the details on your screen.
    by the details on your screen.

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Intro:

(triumphant music). - [David] Hi, I'm David Smith, manager of strategic research
and analysis with Tourism Research Australia.. We're actually a small but important part of Austrade
and that job is to provide national leadership. in tourism statistics.. Turning to Austrade more generally,. our goal is to boost national prosperity,. supporting the objectives of Australian. businesses seeking export opportunities. and facilitating more direct investment.. By international standards Australia. is still a very small country.. What I say geographically, we have a small, spread out
population and we're always challenged by the. economic powerhouses of Europe, Asia and North America.
But, as I'm sure you'll agree,. we're also a very smart country.. In a more connected and competitive world the service
we offer are critical in bringing international.

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thing aimed at. Some things you decide you want to do; goals.

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verb

To try to achieve something.

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noun

all inhabitants of place.

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expressing adverse judgement.

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noun

Person who controls and runs a business or group.

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noun

holidays and visits to places of interest.

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Being strongly driven to win or be better than.

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Act of formally inviting someone to compete. invite to join in contest.

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noun

Careful study to better understand something.

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verb

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attractive or interesting.

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