our projects
Bruny Island: impacts of ferry capacity constraints
An independent look at how ferry capacity affects tourism businesses on and around Bruny Island, one of Tasmania’s most highly rated visitor experiences.
Corporate events in Hobart: supply and demand analysis
How a community arts venue could grow its corporate event income to fund more programs for its community, without losing what makes it special.
Goulburn Region destination management plan
A five-year plan to grow the visitor economy of Victoria’s Goulburn Region, a newly formed tourism region, delivered with TRC Tourism.
Palm Island tourism master plan
A tourism master plan for Palm Island that starts small, builds local capability and protects culture, so tourism contributes to the wellbeing of the community.
Wellington Park visitor segmentation
Using mobile location data to understand how people really use Wellington Park, giving City of Hobart a simple, evidence-based picture to plan for kunanyi/Mount Wellington.
ATDW Enhancement Project
The ATDW powers tourism in Australia - fueling operator listings in search engines and publications in every state. The ATDW Data Enhancement Project was aimed at improving listing numbers and quality across Tasmania.
National study of overnight walking
A nationally representative study of more than 5,000 Australians, revealing who goes on multi-day walks, what they want from them, and what stops others from walking.
Destination Perth destination management plan
A 10-year plan for tourism across Perth and Surrounds, a region of seven subregions and more than 5 million overnight visitors a year, subcontracted by TRC Tourism to lead and deliver the project.
Australia’s Coral Coast destination management suite of plans
A 10-year tourism plan for Australia’s Coral Coast, shaped by 655 stakeholders, with regional strategies for the Gascoyne, Mid West and Wheatbelt, subcontracted to lead the project by TRC Tourism.
Experience Victoria 2033
Co-leading, with TRC Tourism, Victoria’s ten-year visitor economy masterplan during lockdown, built on regenerative principles and published as Experience Victoria 2033.