The Dial Range, a rugged chain of peaks and valleys on Tasmania’s North-West Coast, stands as a place of remarkable natural, cultural, and economic significance. This report, commissioned by the Central Coast Council, provided an assessment of the current value and future potential of the Dial Range. The analysis was underpinned by best-practice economic frameworks, stakeholder insights, and local data to inform future sustainable management and development decisions for the region.

A report demonstrating the economic potential and social impact of the City Recital Hall. Nova Economics collated, cleaned and analysed multiple internal financial spreadsheets to develop a detailed understanding of the operational profile of the City Recital Hall for importing into an input-output modelling framework. This was supplemented with engagement of five key stakeholders of the Hall to support demonstration of their broader social benefit.

Nova Economics was engaged to produce a dynamic dashboard and stakeholder report on the state of sustainable tourism in Australia. The analysis was underpinned by Ecotourism Australia's Sustainability Scorecard database and will be used by Ecotourism Australia to demonstrate the success and take up of the Sustainability Scorecard initiative and broader sustainability trends of Australia's tourism industry to key stakeholders.

Nova Economics was engaged to provide database cleaning and collation services of all potential Agritourism operations in the Australia Tourism Data Warehouses business registry. The work involved AI supported agritourism categorisation of over 10,000 listed businesses, and subsequent interactive Microsoft Excel dashboard design and Power BI supported spatial mapping of agritourism operations in Australia.

The Central Highlands of Tasmania present a unique opportunity to deliver a standout tourism experience leveraging the region’s pristine lakes, cultural heritage, and untapped potential. Nova Economics was engaged to conduct a Cost Benefit Analysis and develop a Business Case report for a new and iconic visitor experience, Cold Lake Wellness Experience, that will drive growth in Tasmania’s Central Heartlands.