A major industry report has highlighted the enormous contribution commercial marine makes to the Australian economy, reinforcing the importance of investing in infrastructure that helps the sector grow.
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Tourism Australia research confirms what many waterfront cities already know – visitors increasingly remember the experiences they have on the water, not just the places they visit beside it.
Brisbane has all the ingredients to become one of Australia’s great waterfront destinations, but unlocking the full potential of the river and Moreton Bay will require bold ideas, memorable experiences and the infrastructure to support them.
The Queensland Government’s latest riverfront redevelopment plans are another sign Brisbane is building the connected network of waterfront destinations needed to become one of Australia’s great River Cities.
From floating cinemas and hot tub boats to wildlife tours and barbecue cruises, Brisbane has the opportunity to create a new generation of unforgettable experiences on the water.
As Brisbane embraces its River City future, the lessons from the world’s great waterfront destinations are becoming increasingly clear.
With the final pylons now installed and the first marina arms virtually complete, Brisbane’s newest commercial marina is rapidly moving from concept to reality.
Brisbane’s river revival continues to gather momentum, with the approval of the $500 million Howard Smith Wharves expansion set to deliver new tourism experiences, improved river access and Brisbane’s first over-river pool.
A staple in the world’s great river cities, water taxis exist in Australia, particularly in Sydney, but the concept has never fully taken off in Brisbane despite ideal conditions.
Brisbane is opening up its river for new tourism experiences, with public access points set to work hand in hand with Colmslie Wharves’ long-term berthing and servicing infrastructure.
