National Reconciliation Week

  • Phil Lockyer | Tourism Australia | Head of Indigenous Affairs

    Thanks so much to Tourism Australia‘s Head of Indigenous Affairs Phil Lockyer for sharing his invaluable insight into what National Reconciliation Week means to him and the steps we can and should be making towards reconciliation. This…

  • Dale Stephens | NZ Māori Tourism | Chair

    The Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF) Australia interviews NZ Māori Tourism’s Dale Stephens, to mark National Reconciliation Week 2023 (27 May – 3 June). He reflects on what Australia can learn from New Zealand’s experience of Reconciliation,…

  • Cameron Costello | President | First Nations Tourism Council

    What can Australia’s tourism industry reflect on during National Reconciliation Week 2023? In this video, the Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF) Australia interviews the Queensland Tourism Industry Council’s Cameron Costello on what we can learn from Queensland’s…

  • Robert Taylor | Chief Executive Officer | Western Australian Indigenous Tourism Operators Council

    What can Australia’s tourism industry reflect on during National Reconciliation Week 2023? In this video, the Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF) Australia interviews WAITOC’s Robert Taylor on nurturing indigenous tourism in WA, why more travellers are seeking…

  • Sara King | Intrepid Travel | General Manager of Purpose

    National Reconciliation Week – Now More Than Ever. A huge thank you to Sara King, General Manager of Purpose at Intrepid Travel for sharing her knowledge on what National Reconciliation Week means to her and the incredible…

  • Margy Osmond | Chief Executive Officer | Tourism & Transport Forum

    What does National Reconciliation Week (hashtag#NRW2024) mean for the tourism industry? Tourism & Transport Forum CEO Margy Osmond explains why this week is so important and how TTF and its members are supporting reconciliation. This year’s theme…

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