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Tourism in New Zealand generated approximately $11.5 billion or 9.3% of New
Zealand’s GDP in 2000, forecast to grow to nearly $27 billion in 2010. It also
supports one in every ten jobs in the country.
Tourism is a significant sector in Rodney’s economy, generating $94 million in
2002, and directly employing 1,310 Full Time Equivalents. What makes tourism
such an important sector in the economy is that it not only creates jobs and
provides a source of revenue for the local economy, it also:
- Creates amenities and activities which enrich and are of benefit to
local communities
- Creates an identity and community pride
- Can lead to environmental and cultural protection and development.
The goals for tourism in Rodney district are to achieve:
- A high-growth, vibrant and proactive sector
- A well branded and recognised tourism destination
- A high standard of innovation, growth and development
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