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Murdoch University Students Explore Opportunities in Aboriginal Tourism

It was so rewarding for our Business Development Manager Briony Arnold to spend time with Murdoch University Enterprise Architecture students, sharing the unique challenges and opportunities for Aboriginal tourism businesses. It was genuinely a learning experience for all parties!

Julia Tolj
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It was so rewarding for our Business Development Manager Briony Arnold to spend time with Murdoch University Enterprise Architecture students, sharing the unique challenges and opportunities for Aboriginal tourism businesses. It was genuinely a learning experience for all parties!

Check out the story on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/posts/waitoc_murdochuniversity-student-study-activity-7503001776766513152-k4ku?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAADwr11QBO1lowy4Do6oOlVX6hf0L1GwIu-U

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ATWA is the philanthropic and fundraising arm of WAITOC — the peak body for Aboriginal tourism in Western Australia.

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