Wildlife Tourism Conference 2024

Wild Tails: the importance of quality story-telling and other interpretation in wildlife tourism Interpretation is one of the most important aspects of wildlife tourism. If done well it increases the visitor’s enjoyment of the experience, including both...

Innovation during Covid: new markets and products

Wendy Bithell of Vision Walks has found a way to manage very well during lockdown and beyond This free webinar was held on Tuesday 8th March 2022 Engaging domestic travellers when internationals aren’t comingKeeping afloat through the tough timesPredicting what...

Wildlife tourism seminars Japan – 2

(continued from previous post) 5-6th November The Arashiyama Monkey Park Iwatayama was my next destination, so I had my first-ever ride in a Japanese “bullet train” to Kyoto, from where I switched to a local train to the very pretty region of Arashiyama,...

Wildlife Tourism Seminars Japan 1

Ronda J Green, PhD (chair of Wildlife Tourism Australia and adjunct research fellow, Griffith University) 2nd November 2019 Rie Usui Tonight I head for Japan (via Taiwan) as an invited keynote presenter at a wildlife tourism summit at the Asia-Pacific University,...

Wildlife Tourism Webinars June 2020

Viewing King Parrot, Lamington NP (photo Araucaria Ecotours) We originally planned to run a conference in Brisbane in June 2020. Coronavirus prevented this, but we held three lively and informative webinars in its place, and are now planning the conference for June...