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<blockquote data-quote="RM Outback" data-source="post: 484814" data-attributes="member: 7093"><p>Spot on RR the multiple annual /quarterly reports of attacks on Fraser Island over the past few years is alarming to say the least. I want bother spending my hard earned visiting Fraser Island any time soon or if ever for that matter unless something is done to prevent these attacks. The sooner there's a tourist boycott that financially hurts the operation of Fraser Island the better the chance of something proactive being done to protect the paying customers. The concept of mixing wild animals with tourists is fraught with danger no matter where it takes place, something will definitely go wrong at some point such as people swimming at the beach. The only thing that separates Fraser Island from the beach is it's a structured tourism business operation and as such should be made to clean up their act regarding customer safety. If it were a private business operator they'd be shut down already.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RM Outback, post: 484814, member: 7093"] Spot on RR the multiple annual /quarterly reports of attacks on Fraser Island over the past few years is alarming to say the least. I want bother spending my hard earned visiting Fraser Island any time soon or if ever for that matter unless something is done to prevent these attacks. The sooner there's a tourist boycott that financially hurts the operation of Fraser Island the better the chance of something proactive being done to protect the paying customers. The concept of mixing wild animals with tourists is fraught with danger no matter where it takes place, something will definitely go wrong at some point such as people swimming at the beach. The only thing that separates Fraser Island from the beach is it's a structured tourism business operation and as such should be made to clean up their act regarding customer safety. If it were a private business operator they'd be shut down already. [/QUOTE]
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