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Following on from our recent support with the delivery of the Samoan tourist wayfinding signs, we have now moved into consultations and research towards visitor interpretation signs at several key sites across Samoa.  TRC consultants were privileged to spend last week meeting [...]

TRC Tourism and Sapphire Coast Destination Marketing have been busy organising the Sapphire Coast Tourism Future 2030 program which launches on November 15th with the forum and networking dinner. It is a three part experience development and capacity building program [...]

This week TRC Director Janet Mackay attended the Australian Indigenous Tourism Conference hosted by WAITOC, Western Australian Indigenous Tourism Operators Council. The theme of the conference was ‘Entrepreneurship - from little things big things grow’. The conference offered thought-provoking insights [...]

TRC Tourism is proud to have been involved in the Wayfinding Signs Project as part of the broader Samoa Tourism Growth Partnership led by the Samoa Tourism Authority and NZ Aid. Today the signs were launched by the Hon Sala [...]

Following the Brook Waimarama Visitor Experience Plan we developed earlier this year, TRC is happy to support the Brook Waimarama Sanctuary in New Zealand by becoming a member of the Brook Business Club and committing a regular contribution for ongoing [...]

The whole TRC Team gathered in Bundeena in the Royal National Park for the annual business retreat. TRC revisited design thinking and have come up with some really good ideas for our own business but also developed additional tools for [...]

TRC is working with the Head of the Lake Trails Trust this week in developing a 10 year strategic plan. The plan will help guide the Trust and their partners to develop Glenorchy and surrounds as a wonderfully connected community [...]

NZ based TRC consultant Tracy Johnston has been working with Activate Tairawhiti and Air New Zealand to assist local organisations and iwi to establish new quality visitor experiences. Tuesday marked a milestone for the Tairawhiti Voyaging Trust completing a successful [...]

Following on from earlier work on the East MacDonnell-Plenty Highway Region Visitor Experience Plan TRC returned to the area this week. We provided laptops that the company no longer needed to both Atitjere and Engawala communities. These will be used [...]

TRC Team has been undertaking a high-level assessment of the potential of the Monaro rail trail. The proposed trail runs from Queanbeyan to Bombala, a distance of nearly 200kms. We think it has potential to be an exciting experience for [...]