We’ve signed on to the Guiding Principles put forth by the newly formed Future of Tourism Coalition! These transformative principles outline a bold vision for the future of tourism - one that retains the integrity of destinations, promotes inclusivity and [...]
The voice of the Hindu Kush Himalaya A call to action from the pulse of the planet Premiered at COP2 Sustainable Summits is an international conference series for sharing solutions on protecting and preserving the world’s mountain regions. [...]
Could a layered, multi-activity approach to trail planning and development deliver new opportunities in trail-based tourism? WORDS: Chris Ord / TRC Tourism “You’re the star of the story! Choose from 40 possible endings!” entices the headline on the cover of [...]
Tourism ministers from across the Pacific have endorsed the Pacific Sustainable Tourism Policy Framework (PSTPF), committing their long-term support to rebuild and transform Pacific tourism so that it is resilient, prosperous, and more inclusive. TRC is extremely proud to have led the [...]
MEDIA RELEASE A flourishing rise in demand for recreational trail development across Australia has seeded the launch of Australia’s newest trail design and construction company, TRC Trails. An offshoot of one of Australia’s largest tourism and recreation planning consultancy, TRC [...]
TRC is currently working in Rutherglen and Surrounds for the Indigo Shire Council preparing a Destination Management Plan that will help shape the strategic directions for tourism growth in the famous Rutherglen and surrounds wine region. Chris Rose has been [...]
The establishment of ‘quality trails’ has been deemed a priority for Western Australia, as quality trails have the ability to create numerous benefits for communities on an economic, tourism and social level. With increased global demand for a diversity of [...]
This week TRC trails specialist Chris Halstead has been facilitating community Drop in Sessions and Your Say surveys as part of the developing Tasmanian Break O'Day Councils Recreational Trail Strategy. Between community engagements, TRC and Council staff have been undertaking [...]
A critical part of destination management planning is engaging with partners, stakeholders and communities and a good plan requires collaboration around a shared vision. Last week NZ based consultants Kylie Ruwhiu-Karawana and Tracy Johnston spent time in Wellington to start [...]
TRC was engaged by Indigo Shire Council to develop a business case for Rutherglen Wine, Walk, Cycle Trail. The business case provided an assessment of the opportunity to further develop and expand walking and cycle tourism and recreation, and provide [...]
