Mission Beach Business and Tourism

"Encouragingly, Household Consumption was remained relatively firm with a 0.6% increase which contributed a 0.3% increase to GDP. Having peaked in Q2 2009 following the cash handouts last year households have managed to continue to show moderate growth despite a string of interest rate hikes from the RBA...."

- CONUS Quarterly Jun '10

"This is a story not simply of a decline in the number of international visitors per se, but rather a relative decline in the attractiveness of the region to those visitors that are coming to Australia.

In a period of economic decline globally, this has essentially been a “double whammy” effect that has seen tourism in Tropical North Queensland suffer disproportionately to the rest of the country."

 

- CONUS Quarterly Jun '10

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The CONUS Quarterly

The CONUS Quarterly is produced to coincide with the release of Australian GDP data. The aim is to produce an economic briefing paper that is easy to read and addresses topics relevant to local businesses.

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