Whitsunday Coast Airport is set to achieve its best year on record in the 2014-15 financial year with passenger numbers forecast to be between 270,000 and 280,000. For the 2014-15 financial year the airport is forecast to experience 10% growth, which will result in a total direct tourism industry contribution by inbound passengers of approximately $200 million. These passenger number forecasts for 2014-15 exceed passenger numbers from before the Global Financial Crisis, showing increased confidence and growth in the local economy and tourism industry. These forecasts follow a very successful 2013-14 year for the Whitsunday Coast Airport, where the airport experienced an increase in carriers, flights and passengers; interest in local and international investment expanded and the process for a designation of a Priority Development Area (PDA) over the airport commenced.
It’s official! Following a hugely successful trial run, the Whitsunday Regional Council has confirmed that the iconic Ferris Wheel will be returning to the Airlie Beach Foreshore this year. Locals and visitors can look forward to seeing the wheel back in its familiar spot, operating from May through to November. … Read more
Galbraith Park is located in Cannonvale, at the heart of a rapidly growing coastal community that forms part of the Greater Airlie Beach Area. Over the past decade, the region has experienced significant population and economic growth, emerging as one of Queensland’s fastest-growing destinations. As Cannonvale evolves into a town … Read more