Consumer Analysis For Destination NSW

National Parks are considered zones of a country that are sheltered by the government due their natural magnificence or because their special history. The importance of National Parks for each country demonstrates the grade of relevance in which these nations are concerned about conservation of natural resources. We have chosen this topic in order to stand out the differences and similarities between Uluru and Yasuní National Parks as product of governments’ agreements and their impacts are mainly focus on social, political and environmental fields. The following paper emphasises those significant points including the aboriginal culture in these conserved areas due to its ancient population contribution to

Aboriginal culture is the oldest culture in the world, having made ways of managing their land and society that was sustainable and ensured good health.They have lived in Australia for nearly 60,000 years.While there was significant contact and trade between the diverse races who lived in this continent, there was no contact, no exchange of cultures or knowledge between Indigenous Australians and the rest of the world.

General attitudes towards Aboriginal tourism experiences: expected to see natural destinations and cultures of aboriginal Australia.

For the first time, the state of Victoria and most states of Australia will have as its major focus the positioning of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander tourism as an urban and accessible

Key information about the demographics of domestic consumers participating in Aboriginal tourism experiences, as well as their general attitudes towards participating in Aboriginal tourism experiences.

Aboriginal people live day to day within family groups, blended together at times of ceromonies, with members of different tribes.

Familiarity, attitudes and negative media may be contributing factors as to why domestic tourists do not participate in Indigenous tourism activities or experiences, a further challenge is that this market is largely unaware that there is an option to do so. So, strategies to grow the domestic market for Indigenous tourism should focus on increasing awareness amongst the domestic market

Altman & Finlayson (2003) examined how employment as a form of economic income in the tourism industry (and tourism-related industries) needs people with good communicational attributes and people who can read and write, as well as embracing different cultures. This idea can be discouraging for some people of indigenous ethnic groups. They went on to say how these issues aforementioned result in a boundary being set around

The city of Sydney is home to the largest Aboriginal population, which have maintained a living, continuous, day-to-day connection with the place for over 60,000 years. While the European invasion aimed to destroy any remains of this race, their strong spiritual presence remains unbroken. A major reason for the ongoing nature of this connection is that Aboriginal Peoples regard Sydney as a lifeline to their self-identity and it’s rich culture provides a constant reminder of the lifestyles of past generations. Even though traditions may not be widely

-What are the likely and desired visitor experiences? (What will visitors want to do, feel, learn, experience; and what does the agency hope they will do, learn, etc.?)

The indigenous people of Australia used to live by hunting, gathering and fishing. They did not establish agriculture or build cities and towns. A large proportion of indigenous population had to remigrate to these newly established townships and Cities in search of employment, food and support services like health. (2)

Key information about the demographics of domestic consumers participating in Aboriginal tourism experiences, as well as their general attitudes towards participating in Aboriginal tourism experiences.

Despite the diversity of their homelands - from outback deserts and tropical rainforests to snow-topped mountains – every single Aboriginal people share a faith in the ageless, enchanted domain of the Dreamtime.

General attitudes towards Aboriginal tourism experiences: local tourists want to explore their local tour spots first before they travel overseas. They have grown up hearing about the local famous tourists spots, but due to work schedule and family life, they have not found the time to travel locally, they would like to know more about the local touring spots when they are young and fit.

Australian department of tourism did a research in which they have found that many people are coming to experience Australian culture. People who want experience they always look for new and exciting place for experience. According to our unique researches we have found that people from several culture are keen to experience Australian aboriginal culture during their visit and want to spend holidays at experienced area, people who want to gain new experience they never mind even if they have to travel longer distance or any other living person want to stop them, they do not even care much about the cost of travelling, they always want to have more and more information about their future travelling plans, they always travel in group of 20 to 30 people, they are not of any particular age or religion or region , they can be anyone from outside or from other states,. They always keep of records where they have travelled and photos of that trip, so Australian tourism plays an important role in contribution to Australian economy.