Words: Tracey Diddams There is no one-size-fits-all approach for Indigenous tourism. Cultural obligations, responsibilities, protocols, values, traditions and levels of desired involvement will vary. With greater conversations, education delivered in schools and commitments to ‘Closing the Gap’, we are seeing [...]
Words: Debby van der Scheer Nestled in the gulf of the Hauraki, Pūkorokoro-Miranda is an internationally significant 8,500 hectare coastal wetland that is protected under the Ramsar Convention and host to resident and migratory shorebirds. The Shorebird Centre and associated [...]
From spectacular coastlines to country mountain peaks, the District of Cleve is truly a hidden gem in South Australia’s crown. Located on the spectacular Eyre Peninsula, the region’s small population punches well above it’s weight as a core land and [...]
Rich in natural biodiversity and cultural history, the Solomon Islands is an up and coming tourism destination with much to offer to travellers who are keen to immerse themselves in new and unique experiences. This has made it all the [...]
Our NZ Operations Manager has been carving out some time in between working with TRC's NZ clients to plant natives in the wetland on the property she shares with hubby Kevin. TRC proudly contributed 200 natives for the 2022 planting [...]
The Sustainable Trails Conference is the peak gathering of leaders driving Australia and New Zealand’s trail transformation and it’s time to share your story! We’re looking for innovative storytellers who can lead interactive and engaging sessions and workshops. We are [...]
Yesterday our incredible Penny Spoelder, alongside her Invictus Dragon Boat team, completed the renowned 55km Ord River Marathon. The event runs from the Lake Argyle dam wall to the lagoon at Kununurra, WA. The scenery and landscape are nothing short [...]
We are pleased to introduce Dr Allison Anderson and Lisa Counsell: TRC Tourism Tasmania! It is wonderful to have a permanent team on the ground in one of our favourite destinations. Formerly the Head of Research and Insights at Tourism [...]
This week’s outback adventure saw our Director Janet and Alice Springs Consultant Tracey journey through the NT’s Barkly region to the Historic Town of Newcastle Waters. A vital historic link on the Stuart Highway between the townships of Katherine [...]
TRC has been engaged by Toowoomba Regional Council to consider the future management arrangements for the historic Jondaryan Woolshed. The oldest operating woolshed in Australia, the woolshed also hosts community events and weddings. The grounds include a museum of agricultural [...]
