Last week Kylie was actively involved in Tourism Super Week, a major conference held in Nadi, Fiji, focused on strengthening and empowering stakeholders across the tourism sector, particularly Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). The event brought together industry leaders, [...]
More Indigenous communities are embracing tourism as a strategic opportunity — not to change who they are, but to strengthen their social, cultural, environmental and economic futures and are increasingly choosing to embrace tourism — but on their terms. Tourism, [...]
Tourism Fiji is redefining sustainable tourism with the launch of Loloma Hour—a first-of-its-kind initiative encouraging travellers to give back during their stay. Rooted in the Fijian value of Loloma—generosity driven by love—this innovative program transforms meaningful moments into lasting contributions [...]
TRC consultant Tracey Diddams and First Nations cultural tourism specialist Victor Cooper met up this week to prepare resources for Stage 2 of the NT Aboriginal Cultural Tourism Framework. A Tourism NT and NT Aboriginal Tourism Committee initiative, you may [...]
We’re excited to announce that our incredible Managing Director, Kylie Ruwhiu-Karawana, is leading a course for an international Women in Tourism Career Accelerator program! The program offers practical insights from top tourism leaders in Aotearoa New Zealand, along with ongoing [...]
TRC recognise the importance of working alongside and respecting the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land where our projects are based. Below are some of our projects we are currently working on: We are honoured to collaborate with First [...]
Governance is the foundation of a well-managed and resilient destination. It is what ensures that vision, strategy, and action come together to create sustainable tourism outcomes that benefit both visitors and local communities. Whether we’re talking about trail networks, Destination [...]
Effective governance is the foundation of success for any organisation, trust or corporation, particularly in the tourism, trails and Indigenous sectors. Whether managing conservation areas, developing tourism ventures or overseeing community initiatives, the ability to make informed, strategic decisions is [...]
Dambimangai Aboriginal Corporation has recently released the Dambimangari Country Visitor and Tourism Plan 2025–2029. The plan was developed following extensive consultation and on site visits with the Traditional Owners by Janet Mackay and Tracey Diddams. The plan provides a strategic [...]
In an era where travellers seek more than just a holiday, community-led tourism is emerging as a transformative approach for destinations worldwide. It is an opportunity not only to enrich visitor experiences but also to create lasting benefits for local [...]
