Organisers must ensure compliance with these approved COVID Safe Industry Plans for the relevant components of your event, including any specific requirements regarding approvals.Should you have any queries relating to the,For more information about COVID Safe Events, including the Industry Framework for COVID Safe Events, please visit,Guidance for developing COVID Safe Industry Plans,Hotels, Clubs, Nightclubs and Adult Entertainment,Queensland Live Performance, Venues/Theatres,Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (QPWS) Campgrounds,Queensland Racing Industry and Racing Clubs,Queensland Sex on Premises Venues and Adult Parties,Live Music Venues (small and medium) – in progress. Picture: Supplied.He concedes it’s not the most lucrative of Australia’s tourism markets but any influx of travellers was better than none.“It’s a step in the right direction and I’m glad something is happening. To help tourism businesses be more competitive, adaptive and resilient, and cement Queensland’s position as a world-leading tourism destination, we are delivering a $3 million Tourism Industry Business Capability Development program. 2020 Toyota AFL Grand Final at the Gabba. We are proud to partner with the Australian Football League to host one of the country’s biggest sporting events. These airports are located in.The Queensland Government drives demand by attracting conferences and events, including the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games, which was the biggest event held in Australia this decade.Our Tourism Investment Attraction Unit (TIAU) works with the Australian Government's Tourism Major Project Facilitation Service and local governments to assist investors with tourism infrastructure projects.Each tourism destination in Queensland is represented by a regional tourism organisation (RTO), as well as local tourism organisations (LTOs), local governments and other associations.These measures significantly reduce investment risks so tourism investors can focus on providing world-class products and services.Calculating your costs when starting a business,Licensing, registrations and legal obligations,Australian Business Licence and Information Service (ABLIS),Getting the right licences and registrations,Coronavirus (COVID-19) support for commercial landlords,Coronavirus (COVID-19) support for commercial tenants,Information technology (IT) and internet for start-ups,Business restrictions for coronavirus (COVID-19),Stage 3 eased business restrictions for coronavirus (COVID-19) in Queensland,Chief Health Officer directive - restrictions on businesses, activities and undertakings,Hiring a contractor, consultant or freelancer,Information and assistance for Fair Trading's regulated industries and licensees affected by COVID-19,Business requirements under trade measurement laws,Assess and improve your digital capability,Coronavirus (COVID-19) electricity relief for small businesses,Interest-free loans for solar and storage,Manage environmental risks and other climate risks to your business,Meeting environmental obligations and duties,Business health and safety resources for coronavirus (COVID-19),Incident reporting to Workplace Health and Safety Queensland (WHSQ),Work health and safety licences in Queensland,Intellectual property for Queensland businesses,Managing intellectual property in business,Border restriction exemptions for the mining, resources, energy and water sectors,Transporting dangerous goods in Queensland,Trialling an automated vehicle in Queensland,Supply transport and infrastructure services to Queensland Government,Information and communication technology (ICT),Service industries, regulated industries, and professionals,Information and assistance for Fair Trading's regulated industries and licensees affected by coronavirus (COVID-19),Housing and accommodation service providers,Environmental codes of practice for industry,Queensland's food and agribusiness industry,Queensland's renewable energy supply chain,assistance and support for coronavirus affected businesses and industries,Investing in Queensland's tourism industry,Queensland Ecotourism Development Toolkit,Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.More than 26 million domestic and international overnight visitors come to Queensland each year.The industry directly and indirectly employs 217,000 Queenslanders - or 9.1% of all people employed in Queensland.Tourism contributes $12.8 billion directly to the Queensland economy, accounting for 3.9% of Queensland's gross state product (GSP). We are committed to creating an environment for new investment, and revitalisation and redevelopment of our tourism industry.Tourism is supporting one in ten Queensland jobs and is worth more than $27 billion to the state’s economy.We know that tourism is crucial to our state and so we’re backing our tourism industry to thrive with long-term growth that is sustainable for decades.We’re investing in new tourism attractions, products and experiences and in major projects like the $3.6 billion Queen’s Wharf development to grow Queensland tourism.We know how important strong regional tourism is to our state and we are committed to providing improved infrastructure and access to help attract more visitors.We’re building a stronger and more resilient industry by investing in initiatives such as the business capability program which will help build a stronger, more competitive tourism businesses.Through a range of programs and initiatives, we focus on four priority areas to attract investment, sustain communities and continue to grow tourism and jobs in the state.Queensland has built a solid reputation for the diversity, quality and safety of its destinations and experiences.