Tourism & Events

Australia is one of the world’s most revered tourism destinations. Tourism is worth $90 billion to the Australian economy, a contribution that is forecast to exceed $100 billion by 2015 – while events, such as the 2000 Olympic Games and 2006 Commonwealth Games, are a crucial element Australia’s tourism ‘brand’. TTF has represented the Australian tourism industry since 1989, playing a central role in effecting structural change and influencing the tourism policy agenda. We advocate the interests of tourism investors, attractions, marketers and infrastructure providers at the highest levels of business, government and politics.


Staff Profile

National Manager, Tourism
Evan Hall
ehall@ttf.org.au

Evan is an economist with extensive experience in bringing members and stakeholders together on Federal policy issues. Since joining TTF, Evan has worked closely with tourism investors, the conservation movement and park agencies to develop a common agenda for Natural Tourism Partnerships. Evan was previously an elected union official with CPSU, directing Federal advocacy campaigns in the border security, law enforcement, commercial broadcasting and telecommunications sectors. with a strong policy focus.

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