Tourism and Events Information for Victoria’s tourism industry

Other research

Explore research related to Victorian tourism including Aboriginal tourism, accessible tourism and cycle tourism.

Aboriginal tourism in Victoria

This report uses International and National Visitor Survey data about visitors to Victoria who participated in Aboriginal activities.

This report includes:

  • estimates of visitor numbers, nights and spend
  • participation rates
  • types of activities undertaken
  • high-level profiles of international and domestic visitors.

Accessible tourism

In 2018, research on accessible tourism was conducted. The aim was to understand the size and potential of the domestic accessible tourism market in Victoria and Australia.

The report includes:

  • including drivers and barriers
  • the needs of travellers with a disability
  • product development areas.

For a copy of this report please contact research@ecodev.vic.gov.au.

Cycle tourism

Research was undertaken into the motivators and barriers of cycling tourism in Australia and its potential for growth in Victoria.

The 2015 report includes key information on:

  • engagement in cycling tourism
  • market dynamics of cycling tourism
  • awareness and knowledge of cycling tourism
  • Victoria’s position as a cycling tourism destination.

For a copy of this report please contact research@ecodev.vic.gov.au.

Other reports

We also have more analyses available using data from the International and National Visitor Surveys published by Tourism Research Australia.

Reports currently available

  • Visitor Information Centres (year ending December 2019)
  • Share accommodation factsheet (year ending June 2019)
  • Sporting and Cultural Event Visitors to Victoria (year ending December 2018)
  • Ride-sharing factsheet (year ending June 2018)

For further information please contact the research@ecodev.vic.gov.au

Page last updated: 08 Jan 2024
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