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Step into the narrative landscapes of First Nations people and understand their crucial presence in the tapestry of country; our upcoming Masterclass promises to do just that. With a prominent Aboriginal operator at the helm, we delve into the richness of their stories and the respect they command in our journey across the land. Adding to the diversity of today's topics, we critically examine the government's oversight in recognising essential skills within our industry and present an insightful update from Destination NSW Experience Workshop that charts the course of tourism growth and visitor spending trends.
This week's episode brings sustainable operations into sharp focus, casting a light on the unity between nature and community. You'll hear about opportunities for education and adventure from the Outdoor Learning Mini Conference to the Mountain Bike Symposium. Martin from Ecotourism Australia steps into our conversation, unveiling the Strive for Sustainability program and its crucial backing from prominent tourism bodies. His exposition of Ecotourism Australia's role in certifying eco-friendly experiences draws a clear line against the blur of greenwashing, whilst underpinning the value of authentic and responsible travel.
As we round off our discourse, the realm of regenerative tourism takes centre stage—an evolutionary concept that seeks to leave our natural environments richer than we found them. Engaging with this philosophy, we discuss how Ecotourism Australia's certification programs are not just about conservation but active enhancement through visitor participation. We address the pressing issue of over-tourism and celebrate the successes of sustainable practices, all while inviting a collaborative synergy between national parks, tourism organisations, and conservation bodies. Join us to gain fresh perspectives and become part of the progress shaping the future of tourism.
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Step into the narrative landscapes of First Nations people and understand their crucial presence in the tapestry of country; our upcoming Masterclass promises to do just that. With a prominent Aboriginal operator at the helm, we delve into the richness of their stories and the respect they command in our journey across the land. Adding to the diversity of today's topics, we critically examine the government's oversight in recognising essential skills within our industry and present an insightful update from Destination NSW Experience Workshop that charts the course of tourism growth and visitor spending trends.
This week's episode brings sustainable operations into sharp focus, casting a light on the unity between nature and community. You'll hear about opportunities for education and adventure from the Outdoor Learning Mini Conference to the Mountain Bike Symposium. Martin from Ecotourism Australia steps into our conversation, unveiling the Strive for Sustainability program and its crucial backing from prominent tourism bodies. His exposition of Ecotourism Australia's role in certifying eco-friendly experiences draws a clear line against the blur of greenwashing, whilst underpinning the value of authentic and responsible travel.
As we round off our discourse, the realm of regenerative tourism takes centre stage—an evolutionary concept that seeks to leave our natural environments richer than we found them. Engaging with this philosophy, we discuss how Ecotourism Australia's certification programs are not just about conservation but active enhancement through visitor participation. We address the pressing issue of over-tourism and celebrate the successes of sustainable practices, all while inviting a collaborative synergy between national parks, tourism organisations, and conservation bodies. Join us to gain fresh perspectives and become part of the progress shaping the future of tourism.
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To stay connected to Outdoors NSW & ACT, Subscribe to our podcasts, or our YouTube Channel
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