As the representative voice of the tourism, transport, aviation and investment sectors, Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF) supports its policy agenda with regular submissions to industry reviews and inquiries.
TTF supports the establishment of a Bay of Fires National Park - however, a number of issues must be addressed in relation to funding, management and infrastructure provision. [Read More]
The NSW Transport Blueprint must establish a comprehensive, integrated policy framework for Sydney's transport system. [Read More]
This submission presents TTF's response to the Productivity Commission’s Annual Review of Regulatory Burdens on Business. [Read More]
TTF's submission to the federal government's discussion paper on safeguarding airports from inappropriate development. [Read More]
TTF submission to the federal government's review of Quality of Service Monitoring at Australian airports. [Read More]
Significant and timely investment in rail infrastructure is required to ensure Melbourne remains mobile. [Read More]
Historically, underinvestment in Australian transport systems has been the result of a lack of a co-ordinated national approach to transport infrastructure. [Read More]
This submission provides information to the inquiry into the Draft Disability (Access to Premises - Buildings) Standards on behalf of TTF members. [Read More]
The National Aviation Policy must lay out a 20-year vision for Australian aviation and secure industry growth and development. [Read More]
TTF's submission provides a strong justification for the maintenance of collections in the areas of tourism and hospitality. [Read More]
Tourism infrastructure is critical to the industry’s ongoing contribution to national economic, social and environmental goals. [Read More]
Australia must have an internationally competitive tax system if it is to meet the challenges of today and the future. [Read More]
The urban profile of North West Sydney shows a systemic failures of land-use policies for this area over several decades. [Read More]
TTF supports the Draft Subregional Strategy's focus on the sustainable growth of business and leisure capacity. [Read More]
The Federal Government's Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme has major implications for the tourism, transport and aviation sectors. [Read More]
The Sydney Olympic Park Master Plan 2030 provides a framework to secure the future of SOP as a premium venue for major events. [Read More]
Traffic congestion, rising fuel prices and transport-related greenhouse gas emissions are taking their toll on Sydney. [Read More]
The economic case for light rail as the preferred mode for the Gold Coast Rapid Transit project is considerably stronger than the case for a busway. [Read More]
Western Australia must focus on its comparative advantages in tourism and address constraints to growth. [Read More]
TTF considers the East-West Link needs assessment to be a thorough and far-reaching study into the future transport needs of Melburnians. [Read More]
The Future Melbourne Initiative will put Melbourne at the forefront of sustainable development in Australia. [Read More]
The Queensland Network Review is a timely response to the state's changing tourism landscape. [Read More]
The South Australian Tourism Commission (SATC) review process demonstrates that the agency is responsive to changing industry needs. [Read More]
Australia's export policies and programs have a critical impact on our ability to attract investment in the economy. [Read More]
The NCA plays a crucial role in ensuring the effective promotion of the nation’s capital. [Read More]
The proposed North West Metro is integral to Sydney’s continued economic development. [Read More]
Moreton Bay attracts around $500 million in tourist expenditure each year. [Read More]
The taxi service in NSW is of a poor standard and must be improved. [Read More]
Victoria Road is a vital transport link for communities in Sydney's inner west. [Read More]
Reform is needed to enable the private sector to develop and upgrade tourism product. [Read More]
MARCH 15: The growth of the rental vehicle industry is being hampered by red tape, with the sector having to abide by different regulations in each state and territory....
