Aims

To build Indigenous capacity through the successful operation of Joint Ventures within the tourism market, by combining our sales and marketing / hotel operation skills with a locally controlled and delivered indigenous tourism product.

To engage remote communities to meet tourist demands for interaction with indigenous people in key travel destinations around Australia.

Giving Communities the opportunity to build its capital ownership through operating the venture on site.
Principle of equality in all Gunya Tourism Joint ventures. Equal numbers in decision making, profit sharing & Management Committee seats.

50% of Joint Venture Profits go Directly into a designated Titjikala Community Foundation to be utilised in such important areas as health, education, training and school retention.

Gunya Tourism will seek to work with indigenous communities that have a capacity to move forward and capitalise on this opportunity.

Objectives

Tourism offers particular opportunities for Indigenous Australians.

A significant proportion of the Indigenous population do reside in regional and remote Australia.

In these areas of regional and remote Australia Tourism offers the prospect of a pathway to economic dependence.

Developing Indigenous tourism can provide much needed opportunities for employment, social stability and preservation of culture and traditions.

By creating Joint Venture Agreements with Aboriginal Communities we can guarantee a 100% locally operated and uniquely positioned indigenous travel product, targeted at high yielding market segments both domestically and internationally.

Proposed Gunya Tourism locations are on traditional aboriginal land which will include a tourism product based around key landscapes around Australia including Desert, Beach, Reef & River.

This gives quests the opportunity of interacting with local aboriginal people in un-spoilt and exclusive locations throughout different regions of Australia.