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Examples Of Legacies For Brisbane

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1. Three planned legacies for Brisbane, and by extension, the state of Queensland
The long-term legacy for Brisbane of hosting 2024 Olympic Games will be: urban, sporting and economic legacy. As part of Brisbane development planning which focuses on calling Brisbane home, putting Brisbane to work, (Brisbane City Council, 2006), these three legacies will not only accelerate the implementation process but also maximize the benefit of the current development strategy.
Urban Legacy: The geographic location of the Olympic Village will be at the north of Brisbane, where is in correspondence with city development planning. The newly constructed Olympic Village will be converted to provide a large number of new homes for resident as well as cafes, …show more content…

Who will be responsible for ensuring the legacies have come to fruition and are maintained
A wide range of stakeholders, including the government bodies, private sectors and local community, have responsibility for achieving Olympic legacies.
To be specifically, state government will bear the primary responsibility not only for managing or regulating the establishment and delivery of legacy strategy, but also for providing investment and enacting relevant policies. Brisbane City Council who has established the document of CityShape 2026 will cooperate with Queensland government to ensure that city development planning will be consistent with the blueprint of Olympic legacy. In addition, government will be responsible for legacies maintenance.
As the partnership with private sectors is an important component for hosting Olympic Games, international and national, commercial and non-commercial companies and organizations will be involved in legacies development as well. Therefore, they will assist in achieving legacy goals through conducting marketing campaigns, providing financial investment and maintaining …show more content…

Admittedly, the success of legacy lies on the excellent coordination between various organizations, an ad hoc department should guarantee the vision of legacies in the right direction.
2) In order to increasingly boost tourism industry after Olympic Games, a specific leveraging strategy will be established in advance of the event, most importantly, will be implemented in both pre- and post-Games period for seizing opportunities and gaining maximal benefits. Specifically, the leveraging program will utilize the synergy effect of Olympic Games itself and other assets of Brisbane such as tourist attractions, indigenous culture and traditions to increase awareness and destination image, and further create sustainable tourism

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