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Title: 4WD SelfDrive Tourism


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Charge of the Might BrigadeDean Carson (BA
(Hons), MA, MSc, PhD) and Andrew Taylor (BA,
GCertMgt, MBus)
2

Consumers - Growing Source Markets Growing
Interest
  • 41 4WD enthusiasts strong preference for
    desert
  • Most to explore long itineraries and more
    destinations (5.3 versus 3.4)

3

But Tempered With
  • Declining overall desert visitation
  • Competing destinations (low cost carriers)
  • Focus on iconic based trips (tracks, natural
    icons) - destination development difficult
  • Product and experiences are homogeneous
  • Difficult to identify and distribute
    product(what is the experience?)

4

Challenges to Developing a Competitive Market
  • Economic, environmental, political, social,
    technological and industrial challenges
  • Fragile desert environments
  • Fuel prices/ global warming
  • Impacts on livelihoods

5
Desert Tourism Systems of Innovation
Regional tourism destinations economic
systems Innovative where change is managed and
purposeful. Adapt and learn to identify and
recruit new markets.
Requirements
  • Economic competence skills to identify
    resource requirements
  • Resource clustering and critical mass
    suppliers, markets knowledge brokers etc
  • Networks social and professional interactions
    driving innovation
  • Entrepreneurship leadership, vision and risk
    taking
  • Development Blocks points of focus inspiring
    options for development
  • Public/ private sector interactions support,
    knowledge and know-how
  • Production and distribution of knowledge
    capture data, transforming to knowledge
  • Social, political and cultural capital energy
    and will for change and innovation

6
Challenges
  • Identifying where there are likely to be
    immediate opportunities for sustainable and
    economically rewarding industry development (both
    destinations and markets)
  • Identifying what products might be developed that
    can bring a more commercial focus to the
    activity, and how these might be distributed
    among a range of 4WD markets
  • Exploring technological solutions to product
    distribution, land and visitor management that
    will lead to more responsible (and safe) travel
    patterns
  • Examining the roles that different stakeholders
    might play in addressing fundamental innovation
    constraints.

7

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