Rethinking how we measure the value of regional tourism
In regional tourism, the conversation often revolves around economic metrics like overnight stays and visitor spend. However, for many tourism managers, the heart of their…
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Federal Government Release Tourism Report
Australian Regional Tourism (ART) has made significant strides in advocating for the unique challenges facing regional destinations. After successfull…
Navigating the Future: From Destination Management to Stewardship
In the ever-evolving landscape of tourism, the shift from plans developed through traditional Destination Management Planning (DMPs) methodology, to those formed through evolving Destination Stewardship…
New Workforce Plan for the Tourism Industry in Australia: Key Insights and Strategies
The newly released “Shaping Tomorrow” Workforce Planning Report (WFPR) for the Australian tourism industry, developed by Service and Creative Skills Australia (SaCSA), offers a comprehensive…
5 reasons you should be doing affiliate influencer marketing
Written by Luke Crowley, Media Mortar What if we told you that you could outsource your marketing to experienced individuals for the cost of a…
How meaningful is your visitor experience?
In this new era of travel, people are actively seeking experiences that enrich, awaken and transform them, and, eventually, the world.Tourism & Events Queensland I…
Great Communication Makes Accessibility Possible
Travellers with disabilities are a growing demographic. Leesa-Marie White, an independent wheelchair user and frequent traveller gives us some insight…
7 quick actions to improve your Instagram engagement
Written by Rochelle Vaisanen, Media Mortar Got 99 problems and boosting your Instagram engagement is one? Let us help. Whether you’re a social media manager…
Building Bridges – the intersection of Workforce, Visitor, Economic, and Community Development
When Sparrowly Group was established, it was done so with a very clear intent and vision – that if we really want to support thriving…
Navigating networking: My golden rules for networking
I’ve spent the last 20 years talking to strangers in boring rooms. Some call it networking. Others call it torture. Either way, it’s an important…
