Tourism Resource Consultants (TRC) offers consulting services in tourism planning, conservation and development. TRC works throughout Asia, the Pacific and Latin America, as well as New Zealand. We work with international donor agencies, central and local government, private companies, NGOs, indigenous and other community groups. Our experience spans over 30 years in tourism, national parks and conservation area management, strategic and site based planning, market analysis, training and business advice.
Our Services
TRC offers a range of services, from planning and business advice to training, feasibility studies, marketing and resource assessments.
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Our Team
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Projects
To read more about projects we have been involved in over the last 22 years, please select a region below...
11 December 2009
TRC's 2009 Newsletter. To download a copy of TRC's latest newsletter, click here. (PDF 3MB) 
25 November 2009
TRC in Malaysia . The State of Perak’s Development Institute (Institut Darul Ridzuan) has engaged TRC to prepare the Perak Tourism Action Strategic Plan. Les Clark is leading the work alongside a Malaysian team coordinated by Professor Amran Hamzah. Dave Bamford is also assisting with this project. The work is to be completed by late 2009 and will set out a comprehensive development action plan that addresses product development, marketing, infrastructure and institutional priorities. To read more about TRC's work in Malaysia, click here.
Great Himalaya Trail . Lisa Choegyal and Ross Corbett are about to start work on formulating the design for the Great Himalaya Trail project, Nepal, funded by DFID. The Great Himalaya Trail is a development concept that spans the entire length of the country – from Humla in the West to Kanchenjunga in the East – providing a significant boost to the tourism industry and its associated support sectors, spreading tourism benefits and investment to under-developed districts, and stimulating a wide range of production, income and employment opportunities for impoverished local communities. Read more.
