South Australian Tourism Commission
The South Australian Tourism Commission (SATC) is committed to
growing the State’s tourism industry. Tourism is big business in
South Australia, creating work for South Australians and offering
strong prospects for long-term growth. The industry contributes to
the State’s economic activity, generating jobs and export dollars
by attracting interstate and international tourists. It also
enhances the State’s cultural attributes and offers sustainable
development for the environment.
The State Tourism Plan sets the strategic
direction for Government, industry and the SATC, while the Corporate
Plan focuses on the SATC and sets specific goals for the
organisation acknowledging that to achieve these goals it must work
closely with key industry and government partners.
Over the next three years the SATC will productively market the
State’s tourism product intrastate, interstate and internationally
to ensure that South Australia is a compelling part of any
Australian holiday. It will concentrate on developing the State’s
competitive strengths - good living, festivals and events, and
accessible nature. It will secure, manage, and sponsor major events
that revitalise the economy and build community spirit. It will also
work to attract investment, develop strategic tourism assets, and
work with tourism businesses to see the industry mature. Successful
leadership in policy reform underpins all of the SATC’s aims.
Partnership Opportunities Guide
To download the 2007 Partnership Opportunities Guide,
click here.
Annual Report
To download the 2006 - 2007 Annual Report, click here
for the report (2.8 Mb).
This file is in PDF format, and you will need to download Adobe Acrobat to view the file.
Go to the Adobe Website.

DNL Format
You can read our annual report in DNL format, which mimics the action of reading a printed booklet - complete with turning pages.
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Instructions (73Kb PDF)
Corporate Plan 2005 - 2007
To download the Corporate Plan, click here (492 Kb).
This file is in PDF format, and you will need to download Adobe Acrobat to view the file.
Go to the Adobe Website.

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