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INNOVATING & INVESTING IN QUEENSLAND’S FUTURE ECONOMY Alison Smith, General Manager Corporate Affairs Qld, The Star Entertainment Group SATURDAY 22 OCTOBER 2016

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Page 1: INNOVATING & INVESTING IN QUEENSLAND’S FUTURE ECONOMY

INNOVATING & INVESTING IN QUEENSLAND’S FUTURE ECONOMY

Alison Smith, General Manager Corporate Affairs Qld, The Star Entertainment Group

SATURDAY 22

OCTOBER

2016

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THE STAR ENTERTAINMENT GROUP JOINT VENTURE DEVELOPMENTS

Queen’s Wharf Brisbane

Gold Coast The Star Sydney Up to $1b expansion Up to $845m expansion $3b development

Note: Images are concept only. Property capital projects are subject to all approvals

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QUEEN’S WHARF BRISBANE

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IMPACT OF CHINESE TOURISM DRAMATIC UPWARD TRENDS IN SPEND AND VISITATION

$8.9 billion Spent by Chinese visitors in year to June

2016 at an average $8,100 per trip

27.3% Increase in overall spend by Chinese

visitors on pcp

$3.8 billion Spent by UK visitors in year to June

2016 at an average $5850 per trip

$2.7 billion Spent by NZ visitors in year to June

2016 at an average $2250 per trip

Source: Tourism Research Australia: International Visitors Survey

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INBOUND TOURISM BEHAVIOURAL CHANGES PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY

Source: TripAdvisor, Boston Consulting Group and McKinsey & Company – Meet the Chinese consumer of 2020

♦  Wealth creation in Asia is well documented – by 2020, one billion people in Asia will have annual earnings of US$15,000 or more

♦  With wealth creation, consumption patterns change towards experiences

♦  These changes translate first into a growth in domestic travel, then regional, and finally out-of-region travel

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28 20 Food

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17 Household products and utilities

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10 Health care

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10 Apparel

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8 Communications

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25 Transportation, recreation and culture services

10 5 5 Education

3 4 5 Personal items

2000 2010 2020

Discretionary Semi-necessities Necessities

Urban household consumption By category. %

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CHINESE TOURISTS WHAT CHINESE WANT FROM THEIR TRIP TODAY

Source: BDA Marketing Planning, Tourism Research Australia, Hurun

♦  SIGHTSEEING – Australia rated No.1 for world-class beauty and No.2 for interesting attractions behind France

♦  FOOD AND WINE – Australia rated No.5 globally and second in the region behind Thailand

♦  SAFETY – Australia rated No.3 behind Germany and France

ACTIVITIES ♦  Shopping ♦  Eating Out ♦  Beach ♦  Sightseeing ♦  Wildlife

ACCOMMODATION ♦  Luxury (4-5 Stars) ♦  Standard (<4 Stars) ♦  Friends & Relatives

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INBOUND TOURISM AUSTRALIA IS A SOUGHT AFTER DESTINATION

Source: Tourism Research Australia, Hurun

Chinese tourists are more aware of the experiences Australia offers compared to other global destinations

Australia is the leading destination Chinese tourists intend to visit

Australia’s ranking in terms of actual visitation

No.1

No.1

No.1

No.14

Australia is the leading aspirational destination for Chinese tourists

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THE STAR ENTERTAINMENT GROUP INVESTING IN A STRONG TOURISM OUTLOOK FOR QUEENSLAND

SNAPSHOT OF THE TOURISM OPPORTUNITY ♦  Currently, only about ~3% of revenue is from Chinese tourists ♦  Significant upside exists

•  Growth of inbound tourism •  Australia and East Coast intrinsically attractive •  Integrated Resorts attraction

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OPTIMISING INBOUND TOURISM OPPORTUNITY OPPORTUNITIES STIMULI FOR REST OF QUEENSLAND

♦  Broad range of suppliers including primary producers in regional areas

♦  Showcasing the best of Queensland food and wine with potential to drive exports

♦  Awareness of and visitation to other tourism destinations across the State

♦  Sharing the tourism spend and driving repeat visits by delivering the ultimate authentic experiences

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