People may be familiar with the Wimmera Mallee region, with stories of people and country painted on towering silos across the land. Located in regional Victoria, the Wimmera Mallee is often promoted as the agricultural and outback heart of [...]
With New Zealand moving into level 2, regions are now turning their attention to switching on the visitor flows. Campaigns to encourage ’buy local’ are underway and Tourism New Zealand is working on a domestic campaign in an effort [...]
How many cities boast a trail that richly encapsulates all of its urban and rural landscapes, communities, aboriginal and pioneering cultural heritage, all while providing for a vast array of users inclusive of walkers and runners, road riders, mountain bikers, [...]
TRC is currently working with the Indigo Shire Council in north-east Victoria to undertake a Business Case for a Wine and Food Cycle Trail in and around some of the main winery and food establishments in Rutherglen. The Business Case [...]
With the TRC team working remotely across Australia and New Zealand communication has always been a huge part of our team culture. Over the past 2 weeks we have lifted the social interaction incorporating daily Zoom Coffee breaks @10am and [...]
Alistair from TRC spent the last couple of weeks travelling throughout the Wimmera Mallee region in western Victoria with Greg Grabash and Joe Bean from our partner firm Brave and Curious visiting 16 towns and 24 caravan parks looking at [...]
TRC Tourism has joined the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) network which aims at promoting sustainable tourism principles and practices around the world. The GSTC is the world’s only sustainable tourism accreditation body and is leading the effort to promote [...]
Destination sustainability is now a business imperative. Major disruptions such as pandemics, security concerns, climate change and new technology are influencing visitors’ decision making; their needs and expectations are evolving, with more travellers concerned about making responsible travel choices. Visitors [...]
The Wairarapa region, located approximately 1 to 2 hours drive east and north east of Wellington, has long been renowned for its world class food and wines, but even amongst New Zealanders the spectacular landscape and stunning coast-line is not [...]
A great write up in the February edition of the Cooroora Connect featuring TRC trails specialist Chris Ord.
