Beach Scheme Opens Door to Beer and BBQ Festivals with Private Operators
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- •The scheme permits private companies to host events such as beer and BBQ festivals on public beaches.
- •The initiative is designed to increase tourism and economic activity in coastal areas.
- •Local communities and vendors stand to gain from increased visitor numbers and event-related business.
- •The scheme represents a shift toward greater private sector participation in managing public recreational spaces.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If private operators successfully organize popular festivals then local tourism and business revenues could increase, benefiting coastal communities and the hospitality sector.
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