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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.

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Our Services.
Ross Corbett working with local tourism operators in Tonga

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.
A TRC team prepares for a village meeting in Gunung Rinjani National Park, Lombok, Indonesia

Our Team
TRC has a specialist team at hand to offer tailored advice for your next project.

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Our Projects.
Lisa Choegyal visits a village handicrafts project near Lumbini, Nepal

Projects
To read more about projects we have been involved in over the last 22 years, please select a region below...







10 March 2010

Current News

TRC Internship. TRC's 2009 Sustainable Tourism Intern, Nicole Wadsworth, has just completed her three-month internship with Tourism Resource Consultants. Nicole is the second intern to join the team in the Wellington office and, following her successful internship, her contract has recently been extended to enable her to continue her work with us in research and project support.

We now look forward to recruiting the next recipient of the TRC Internship and will be circulating details to NZ Universities in the second semester. The internship is for students who have experience in, or are studying and showing commitment towards, sustainable tourism. They will spend three months with TRC, either during semester or summer breaks or on a part-time basis during the term.

TRC is enjoying this opportunity to make a contribution to the future of the tourism industry by sharing our skills and experience, and the exchange of ideas and knowledge with the next generation.

Details of the programme will shortly be sent to universities for circulation, with an application deadline of 31 May. More information is available from trcnz@trcnz.com.

11 December 2009

TRC's 2009 Newsletter. To download a copy of TRC's latest newsletter, click here. (PDF 3MB) Download latest TRC newsletter.


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