For the NZ team 2022 began with a visit to the fabulous Hurunui District to kick start the region's destination management planning process. The Hurunui Tourism Board have established a widely representative advisory group to work with TRC Tourism on [...]
Kylie Ruwhiu-Karawana, a New Zealand based TRC consultant, is spending time in the beautiful Tairāwhiti region this week, working with the tourism team from Trust Tairāwhiti on the development of their Destination Management Plan. Discussions with the community all throughout [...]
Best wishes for a wonderful festive season and a happy new year! The TRC office will be closed from Wednesday 22 December and reopen Tuesday 4 January 2022.
When the client brief includes the phrases ‘own the alpine walking market’ and ‘think outside the box’, plus mentions ideas of creating a walk with a working title including the word ‘heaven’, you know there’s a heady task ahead. With [...]
It was a no brainer for TRC to offer support to the Dayvinleigh Wetland development, with a donation towards much needed plants as part of our commitment to environmental sustainability. Our NZ Operations Manager Tracy Johnston (TJ) and her husband [...]
TRC Tourism New Zealand is proud to be certified Climate Positive Business Operations (120% offset) with Ekos. We have made the commitment to measure, reduce and offset our annual greenhouse gas emissions of our operations. We have measured and offset [...]
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 [...]
